Sentence examples for too much foresight from inspiring English sources
I suspect that may be apportioning too much foresight to the supporters of the wall.
In a way, the moral-hazard argument ascribes far too much foresight, intelligence, and rationality to the banks.
The Democrats gambled, are still gambling, that the pile of predictably-grated health-care policy won't in the end taste like dust in American mouths.All that said, I don't wish to credit Democrats with too much foresight.
And it doesn't require too much foresight.
Hulme believes that Hamilton "is placing too much weight on the foresight of science to provide his desired revolution, rather than calling for it more honestly and directly through political, psychological or spiritual engagement".
Instead, he relied on the prescience of individual financial institutions, hoping that if they looked out for themselves, the financial system as a whole would take care of itself.Unfortunately the financial firms themselves had too much faith in their own foresight, believing themselves capable of modelling and containing the risks they were running.
"I think you might be giving the writers a little too much credit in terms of foresight," Williams told me of my quest.
Today's difficulties are not the result of a lack of foresight, but rather of poor judgment by civilians at the Pentagon who counted too much on the advice of one exile -- Ahmad Chalabi of the Iraqi National Congress -- and ignored the views of other, more reliable Iraqi leaders.
We already have too much of this good thing.George Ellingham LondonTackling EbolaSIR – The rejection by some of effective experimental treatments for Ebola lacks foresight ("Unchained malady", November 15th).
