Sentence examples for to foresee from from inspiring English sources

The biggest surprise is probably the use of Auto-Tune, an ironic playfulness hard to foresee from a man who hates modern sound quality so much, he invented his own music player.

It is possible to foresee from our results, that improving the methodological models adopted for each study, there will be a reduction of the heterogeneity and an attenuation of the differences commonly found between patients and normal subjects in most of the cognitive domains.

Do you drive enough in the city to foresee a payoff from the hybrid's higher urban mileage (41 m.p.g. vs. 23 for the gasoline 4-cylinder)?

It was not enough to monitor known threats; the intelligence community was ordered to foresee unknown threats, from individuals and small groups no less than states, and these threats could materialize nearly anywhere.

Particularly, the referred stage will be the RAMS analysis, and how it can help the decision-making related to some aspect of the warranty management as the acquisition of a stategical spare parts stock or how to foresee possible complaints from the customer.

During weeks of planning, he had tried to foresee every potential danger, from heat exposure to suicide bombers.

It is not difficult to foresee the air pollution from palm oil mill boilers that are yet to comply with the standard of 0.4 g/Nm3, which is still continually creating a great burden to the local atmosphere.

It would go too far to say that this change makes a contractual promisor liable to all third parties whose reliance on her promises she has reason to foresee, but the retreat from privity opens up the possibility that such an approach no longer qualitatively misunderstands the positive law.

In the darkroom, Marsh observed the interactions between light from the enlarger, transparent paints on clear mylar, and photographic paper, and learned to foresee how colors translate from negative to positive.

Although the release's opening is hard to foresee, the inexpensive documentary from Open Road Films is expected to perform in line with the last Bieber movie, 2011's "Never Say Never," which pulled in $73 million domestically over its full run in cinemas. .

Not every danger can be foreseen, and even if it can be predicted it cannot always be averted.The stewards of the world economy failed to foresee or avert the crisis from which it is now slowly recovering.