Sentence examples for this was foreseen from inspiring English sources

None of this was foreseen when Mr Corbyn was chosen.

This was foreseen by Marx, who explained that technological innovations would eventually undermine monopolies by providing cheaper and more efficient inputs.

All this was foreseen by Keynes in his General Theory: "I am now somewhat sceptical of the success of a merely monetary policy directed towards influencing the rate of interest.

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

This was foreseen by Terwee et al. [ 17] who stated that at least the criteria list would separate poor from good quality questionnaires.

However, fundamental research may eventually also result in knowledge advances that may allow medical progress without this being foreseen.

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

This situation was foreseen in 1960-61, when Garfield Barwick passed legislation to amend the crimes act.

"This crisis was foreseen in innumerable official technical studies of the supply of energy done over the last five years," a newsmagazine, Época, complained this week.

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

Considering that our study was based on public databases where reliability keeps increasing with time for all genomes owing to regular updating, this possibility was foreseen as documented in our manuscript.