foresight

“In Europe, we have the benefit of foresight: we saw what happened in America and can prepare accordingly to avoid the worst outcomes,” Gomes continued.

With unerring foresight, she committed to producing a video for the general election aimed at these voters in key battleground states.

I got clowned, sure, but I had the foresight to know how chic a big bag is.

“California showed unanimous agreement and foresight in protecting octopuses from mass production,” said Jennifer Jacquet, professor of environmental science and policy at the University of Miami.

He went on to extol Alatorre for the foresight to draw lines anticipating that Californians’ demographics would dramatically shift in the coming decades “when none of us would be around.”