Sentence examples for with the foresight from inspiring English sources

It has behaved with the foresight of a crack addict for years.

The problem is we have not had leaders with the foresight or the intestinal fortitude to cast aside political correctness.

"Those with the foresight to pick it when the pregnancy was first announced will have cashed in to the tune of 25/1".

What is different is that Folkestone had a one-man rescue campaign, with the foresight to realise that the arts could be used for wider regeneration.

During the civil disturbances of the 1960's, rioters spared black merchants with the foresight to mount a "Soul Brother" sign in their windows.

As for Stonehouse he may well have been blessed with the foresight to back LCDs, but he wasn't so hot with his own businesses.

Perhaps nothing so dramatically indicates the growth of The Times during this period as does the fact that this spacious building, planned with all the foresight that proprietor, architect and staff possessed, became too small in exactly seven years.

Negus's colleague, Geoffrey Bateman, writing in 1974, credits him with having the foresight to represent the interests of otolaryngology and see it established as a major speciality in its own right within the NHS.

Anthony Malkin, the president of Malkin Holdings, credits his father, Peter, with having had the foresight, in the 1980s, to begin acquiring land around the rail station.

Relationships are critical to (a) maintain the support of senior leaders, (b) understand stakeholder interests, (c) ensure that something happens with the output of the foresight project, (d) overcome departmental resistance, and (e) maintain contact with departments utilizing foresight outputs.

With a PhD from the "Foresight and Prospective Studies Programme," he introduced the "Systemic Foresight Methodology", and has produced a number of publications on the topic.