Sentence examples for wider foresight from inspiring English sources

In real conflicts, players often have wider foresight than what Nash stability predicts (Bahrini 2011).

The good is what good people — those possessing foresight and wide sympathies — desire.

The wide use of outside foresight expertise may represent the overall lack of training or lack of experience among Western for-profit corporations.

As well as having a wider agricultural base and more foresight, the world today is more developed and better governed.

Although Burnet was not naturally outgoing, he saw it as the social responsibility of a scientific leader and scholar to publicly speak out and impart wisdom and foresight to the wider community.

The gap between the demands of justice or gratitude and those of self-interest is simply too wide, so wide that no amount of enlightened foresight will bridge or remove it.

In large populations, our results show that a single parameter reliably predicts the extent of this evolutionary "foresight" across a wide range of parameters.

Public participation in transport plans is an example of short term transport foresight, which has encouraged wide interest and debate for decades.

Nevertheless, what makes desire a sound guide to the good is the fact that it incorporates foresight and reflection on the wider consequences of acting on it, not just that it incorporates a liking of its object (E 195 6).

In 2014, the OECD Strategic Foresight unit piloted a globally, wide and deep horizon scan of multiple sources of data (a meta-scan) to help frame and inform a new strategic and horizontal work programme on the Next Production Revolution.

Foresight practitioners reported companies use a wide range of external experts or research resources.