foresee how

No one can foresee how these choices will be made.

Back then he could not foresee how that trip would change him.

But then, who could have foreseen how the technology would develop in the first place?

But at the time I did not foresee how precious these few hours were to be.

But, with all his study, he had not been able to foresee how many problems the discovery would cause.

Nor could I foresee how much longer the pattern might continue.

But no one foresaw how effectively they would do it.

"I never foresaw how far we'd go down that road."

They hadn't quite foreseen how the dream would play out.

Neither did the Canadians foresee how fast it would get better.

Washington may not have foreseen how easy it was to get caught up in the shifting politics of the region.

He could not foresee how it would overwhelm and transform the city itself.

The alignment had persisted up to now and nobody, not even he, could foresee how much longer the present state would last.

And it is hard to foresee how the Gulf War could come to be thought of as a central moment in the nation's history.

There was no way she could have foreseen how she herself would be transformed.

Of course, even the most powerful man in the world could not foresee how badly the Nets would fold.

As a walking companion, Emma had very early foreseen how useful she might find her.

Station management did not foresee how valuable recordings of these broadcasts would have become.

"But if he'd foreseen how successful we've been, he wouldn't have done it."

Political analysts say the mayor apparently failed to foresee how explosive the new executive order might be.

As a result, analysts and investors say, it is difficult to foresee how it might look without him.

His only excuse was that he could not have foreseen how tenacious she would be in her loyalties.

They didn't foresee how the power would be passed on to the offspring, and be so different in men.

Perhaps it is impossible to use language that foresees how a statute should apply in all relevant circumstances.

'You could not be expected to foresee how he would turn out.'