Sentence examples for utterly foreseeable from inspiring English sources
Looking back to the last days of Yugoslavia, the left favored popular self-determination and the right favored the end of a Communist state — this mutual haste to break up without negotiation led to an utterly foreseeable war.
But the problem with the Academy Awards isn't the unreliability of the Academy — which, judging from past performance, is utterly foreseeable — but, rather, the unyielding routine to which it answers.
Looking back to the last days of Yugoslavia, the left favored popular self-determination and the right favored the end of a Communist state this mutual haste to break up without negotiation led to an utterly foreseeable war.
There are actors it's good to see in a movie, regardless of impersonally routine direction and a script with utterly foreseeable action and leaden humor, and this comedy, set in the world of competitive collegiate a-cappella singing, is filled with such actors.
But they only "saved" America's transport network by avoiding a foreseeable and utterly unnecessary disaster.Still, the new bill passed both the Republican-dominated House and the Democrat-controlled Senate by large margins no mean feat these days.
Far from making entitlement reform more likely, Ryan's actions, particularly his championing of the recent Republican tax bill, have rendered the entire subject utterly toxic for the foreseeable future.
He will soon learn that no amount of American engagement or Israeli concessions can undo the reality that for the foreseeable future, the Palestinians are utterly incapable of delivering peace to Israel.
Any sign of unfavourable weather leaving you marooned for the foreseeable future, meaning any mainland plans were utterly shit-canned.
Initially, the consequences from the painkiller explosion were linear and foreseeable -- the drugs became increasingly overprescribed and utterly ubiquitous in American medicine, and a population of opioid addicts sprung up from the seeds of recklessness the pharmaceutical industry had been sewing.
This savage and utterly gripping drama imagines a lawless London in what – if you're in the right (or wrong) mood – feels like the all-too-foreseeable future.
