Sentence examples for still foreseeable from inspiring English sources

Valuation of the Standard & Poor's 500 index at a rich 29 times trailing net income suggests that to many investors, the future is still foreseeable.

In our experiments, we decide to set the maximum rank of lattice to 60, since finding the exact solution to the shortest vector problem up to such a dimension is still foreseeable [45].

In other wards, does it prove that despite a player winning the Southeastern Conference Defensive Player of the Year as did Michael Sam, it is still foreseeable that they could possibly get drafted as late as he did or not at all like the aforementioned?

And they are comforted by the revelation that life goes on as it always has, that even without the cold war nothing has changed in the world of espionage (not even the use of invisible ink), and that there will still, for the foreseeable future, be further spy scandals to enjoy.

Still, for the foreseeable future, most locks will be opened with the insertion and turning of those sculpted metal strips known as keys.

Hutton as a gift for his wife, Marjorie Merriweather Post (and still, for the foreseeable future, sailing as a cruise ship), the larger and more sumptuous namesake was christened in Spain in 2001.

Inspired by the original Sea Cloud launched in 1931 by financier E. F. Hutton as a gift for his wife, Marjorie Merriweather Post (and still, for the foreseeable future, sailing as a cruise ship), the larger and more sumptuous namesake was christened in Spain in 2001.

Both more plausible and more foreseeable, though still fairly unlikely, is the possibility of a major policy error or political crisis in Europe or perhaps China.

As a result, the basic differences between ethnic groups will still exist in the foreseeable future.

As this past quarter has shown, Microsoft is fine for the foreseeable future still.

Beginning Tuesday night with the Clippers playoff game against the Golden State Warriors at Staples Center, every penny earned by the Clippers for the foreseeable future still goes into Donald Sterling's pocket.