Examples of foresaw

• Additionally, the government foresaw that forthcoming population aging would only make matters worse.

• He foresaw computers having a revolutionary effect, much as the invention of writing itself and later of printing had done.

• He foresaw his pale body reclined in it at full, naked in a womb of warmth, oily by scented melting soap, softly laved.

• Finally, some foresaw important changes taking place in their standard of practice as a result of collaboration with one agency.

• They foresaw the difficulties in implementing the documents.

• However, the ideal hygienic conditions he foresaw were not entirely fulfilled in the public sphere.

• But he foresaw that, if knowledge of brain makes possible knowledge of thought, then scientists may change the very nature of humanity.

• Anyone who foresaw these states of affairs would have had a powerful moral reason to prevent them.

• The wording of the instructions sent to monasteries shows that prelates foresaw problems.

• The culmination of increasingly difficult management of industrial relations was the mobilization of new political forces that foresaw a reconstruction of the field without unions.

• The development programme also foresaw the widening and improvement of a 500 m long strip of beach north of the development area.

• Teachers, students and parents throughout the country accurately foresaw how devastating the new ' productionist ' reforms might be for rural youths' general educational prospects.

• They feared that famine and disease would continue under the harsh conditions imposed by the treaty, and they foresaw the political effects in the legacy of bitterness and hatred.

• These controls were prompted in large measure by the dire warnings of environmentalists (and some economists we might note) who foresaw the likely effects of unchecked industrial growth.

• Charcot foresaw a combination of science and rescue operation, and gallantly offered his services and resources.