Sentence examples for the foresight that from inspiring English sources

It's not always easy for casual observers to distinguish fads from trends, except in hindsight or with the foresight that comes from hyper-vigilant observation, says trend analyst Vilislava Petrova, with WGSN, an international fashion trend research and analysis service.

"And he already had the foresight that he would become one.

Where was the foresight?" That same question is echoing among politicians with constituencies far larger than Mr. Ciaravino's.

"Perhaps [Wyke will prove to] have the foresight that pays dividends over the long run," says David Babson, a senior engineer at the Union of Concerned Scientists, a US nonprofit science advocacy group.

These stereotypes simply are not true and people with disabilities are consumers of fashion – which is exactly why more designers should have the foresight that Carrie had and incorporate models with disabilities.

The methods for achieving obedience are varied, and depend heavily upon the foresight that the prince exercises.

The same foresight that put Santa Fe on the map for "cultural tourism" in the 1920s continues to keep Santa Fe ahead of the game.

It was the same foresight that led him to establish land-grant colleges and finish the Transcontinental Railroad — the idea that the essence of America is this hunger to innovate, this restlessness, this quest for the next big thing.

The Flash Foresight that enabled Brandon to implement lifesaving changes was only made possible because he followed the "Skip It" principle.

Most will also have a ready-made argument for why it was inevitable that Mitt Romney, or Barack Obama, won — displaying the sort of false, after-the-fact "foresight" that psychologists call hindsight bias.

If world leaders had the vision and foresight that is needed at this critical time in the confrontation, they would all choose to use last Sunday's violence as a catalyst for the kind of deescalation that civilians in Israel and Gaza deserve.