Sentence examples for would have foreseen from inspiring English sources

Katie Holmes Now, who would have foreseen this one, eh?

Who would have foreseen that noodle bars with communal tables (Wagamama) would be a worldwide hit?

Six years later, the experts in the east branch did something no one would have foreseen here.

Back in 1993, just before the Internet boom, who would have foreseen the rise of Napster, or eBay, or Amazon?

The 22-year-old responded with a goal, though few would have foreseen that after the way the game began.

Mr. Liebling tries to imagine what Mr. Owen would think of present-day Scotland which is prosperous but not in just the way he would have foreseen.

Yet even the most optimistic among you probably would not have foreseen that the Japanese would transform themselves into one of America's strongest and most steadfast allies, or that the South Koreans would recover from enemy invasion to raise up one of the world's most powerful economies, or that Asia would pull itself out of poverty and hopelessness as it embraced markets and freedom.

While Malcolm correctly predicted that black culture would assume a central role in American life, he would never have foreseen the election of a black president.

Mr. Gillers wrote in an e-mail message, "Is Robbins legally and morally guilty of felony murder if the cause of death was not the weapon he or Williams allegedly had but another cause that he would not have foreseen?" Mr. Gillers said he believed that the letter of the law would suggest that Mr. Robbins was legally responsible for the death.

Even the pessimistic fans would not have foreseen the problems their team have suffered this campaign.

This may be a brutal league but Welsh would never have foreseen how brutal.