I thanked myself for the foresight of buying extra cream.
It has behaved with the foresight of a crack addict for years.
Mr. Sherman and others blame New Jersey Transit for not having the foresight to plan for the increased need and for placing a burden on working mothers.
She is a member of the World Economic Forum's Global Strategic Foresight Community, the OECD Governmental Foresight Community, the Strategic Foresight for Research & Innovation Policy in Horizon 2020 (SFRI) European Commission Expert Group, and the Independent Advisory Committee to the Global Burden of Disease initiative.
Fortunately, my mother had the foresight to apply for visas to the United States earlier.
Of course, it's possible that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos had the foresight to apply for an anti-showrooming patent back in 2012, knowing that one day Amazon would expand into physical stores, and would need the technology for itself.
Even better, having an experienced executive team and board with the foresight to plan for long-term revenue can deliver the capital needed to make strategic decisions and invest wisely in how the company can continue to move with market opportunity.
During that time, community planners had the foresight to plan for railroads, which linked the community to other cities, beginning in the 1860s.
The delegates designated Bowling Green (then under the control of Confederate general Albert Sidney Johnston) as the Confederate State capital, but had the foresight to provide for the government to meet anywhere deemed appropriate by the council and governor.
I had the foresight to ask for a female guard to take us around, and bought all these fabrics to drape around them [the models] that they would accidentally "drop".
He later said that he had "pressed" to give it four-and-a-half stars in Rolling Stone and wished he "had the foresight to fight for five", as the album "kept growing on me till I even dug the Timbaland remnant".
