A parent, for example, may offer to donate a kidney to their child without hesitation or forethought.
We and those of our class act 'rationally' in our fertility regulating behaviour, they act irrationally, irresponsibly, without forethought or knowledge.
Lumbees acted, and perceived ourselves as acting, with forethought and agency in the midst of this cultural exchange.
Likewise, children's attempts to regulate the destructive forms of interparental conflict in violent homes may necessitate intervention strategies that require substantially greater emotional investment and psychological forethought.
Collective forethought and a broad-based consensus would go far in helping to tackle the unique moral and ethical dilemmas that will arise when a catastrophic event occurs.
Jarrett's techniques of structuring are difficult to address, perhaps because of his insistence that the process of improvising requires an absence of forethought.
In feeling and perceiving the same trends as the public and politicians, writers might simply have expressed without extensive forethought the arguments they found most convincing at that moment.
So clear writing requires much more forethought.
