"It earned me a lot of credit with Nigel that I foresaw that".
"At that minute, I foresaw that nothing would be as it was before," she writes.
"But if you would read the documents of demographers 20 years ago, you would see that nobody foresaw that the fertility rate would go so low.
We now know that many planners foresaw that a European conflict, far from being over by Christmas, would be long and bloody.
Nevertheless, a judge found — by a preponderance of the evidence, a lower standard of proof — that Mr. Alleyne reasonably foresaw that his accomplice would brandish a gun.
It had convicted bystanders (secondary offenders) based on whether the jury was convinced that this person "foresaw" that the killer (primary defendant) might commit the act.
"So there was no way on earth that anybody foresaw that a drinks company, with no experience, credibility, capability in engineering, would come in and win three world championships, and potentially four this year.
The Weekend Australian reported on Saturday that Shayne Elliott had said the bank's exposure to coalmining had halved to about $1.5bn over the past two years and that he foresaw that downward trend continuing.
Mr. Ban said that he foresaw that the fund would oblige recipients to have reporting and verification systems, and that he envisaged a "comprehensive governance structure" to manage the aid disbursements.
It is unlikely that Mr. Rechler foresaw that the facility would be remade 50 years later as the centerpiece of what has become a dominant real estate company in the region.
But several lawyers said it was hard to imagine that prosecutors could make a case for manslaughter, which would require them to show that Mr. Ravi and Ms. Wei foresaw that their actions would lead to a death.
