Sentence examples for to foresee a from inspiring English sources

Kroll's college classmates all seemed to foresee a career in public service for him.

It is difficult to foresee a time when our appetite for increased bandwidth will be sated.

She was too young to foresee a time when she might need the money.

Barnes rings a postmodern change on the power of plot to foresee a narrative shape.

Regan's effort to foresee a successful second term is documented in a series of memos at the Reagan Library.

Without the firm guarantee of such a trade-off, it is difficult to foresee a meaningful breakthrough in Baghdad.

An aging population and the drop in fertility rates led many demographers to foresee a long-term labour shortage.

The eastern region was the only to foresee a cut to the workforce, registering a figure of -6%.

So the people would be able to foresee a certain future and believe in it with perspective.

While everybody can see the Brazilian economy is in peril, nobody seems to foresee a way out.

Self-defence It seems almost implausible, even now in October, to foresee a way in which QPR do not win automatic promotion from the Championship.