Sentence examples for this problem was foreseen from inspiring English sources

This problem was foreseen, albeit in a different form, more than 50 years ago.

If you go back to the literature of fifty years ago, all these problems were foreseen.

During design of the trial, consideration was given to making the control group completely 'nil by mouth' with no postoperative supplementation, but this was discounted as ethical problems were foreseen because published data have shown benefit from postoperative enteral feeding 23.

Broad wrote about the company again in May, 2003, reporting in the Times that "no problems are foreseen" with the salvage of the vessel.

It has had two rounds of rolling blackouts that disabled traffic lights and elevators for hours at a time, and worse problems are foreseen for the summer.

Third, we assessed which practical problems were foreseen with regard to the implementation of the recommended measures in the event of a heatwave.

The first was the long-term vision of the Government on the need for action to avert a wood supply problem that was foreseen to arise more than 50 years later.

Unlike other epidemics, this threat was foreseen decades ago [ 6- 8].

Yet, all of this was foreseen by The Daily Show.

One issue that was foreseen as a potential problem was the supply of skilled officers to the Army in wartime, and a committee was established in 1906 under Sir Edward Ward to study the matter.

He said many of the problems cited were "foreseen".