prescience

Some Soros-watchers intimate that his vast network of international contacts might be an important source of his market prescience.

Meredith Whitney, an analyst with a reputation for prescience, thinks up to 80, 000 jobs could go on Wall Street in the next two years.

The general who warned Congress that stabilising the country would require several hundred thousand troops was sacked for his prescience.

His supporters have credited him with a canny prescience when it comes to calling shipping trends accurately.

These prove his prescience, but it would have been better just to have summarised them.

When Gloria Steinem said, in the 1970s, "We're becoming the men we wanted to marry, " I doubt even she realized the prescience of her words.

We have never been good at foretelling the future, but when the news is favorable, others forgive our lack of prescience.

Given the current wave of Japan -bushing , it does not take prescience for me to foress problems in our future trade relations with Japan .

She had seen through her prescience they would find the Cullens and live there together in relative peace.

The prescience of this little girl with puffy cheeks and huge brown eyes staring into my rearview mirror caught me by surprise.

With none of the prescience of oncoming dreams.

Experience has shown the wisdom of his prescience.

The nucleus wasn't even discovered until 1909, so Einstein's prescience was off the charts.

With personal act or speech, -- nor even cull; Some prescience of thee with the blossoms white.

Such prescience is now cause for concern.

His prescience attracted a legion of news reporters and photographers.

To grasp his prescience, it is necessary to return to an era when today's common places were heresies.

Her Majesty's question has sparked a series of ludicrous claims about the prescience of individual forecasters.

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In 1972, American sociologist Daniel Bell cited it and predicted, with amazing prescience, the rise of an anti-elite-education populism.

But what looked like ignorance then looks like prescience now.

Perhaps it is worth mentioning that, because I Xieguozhong year prescience expression to the Asian financial crisis and reputation enjoyed.

In his prescience on this issue, Mr Webb, who is now a senator, has much in common with Barack Obama.

That lack of prescience is hurting.

That one dark spot on Professor Christensen's prescience was always his predictions on Apple.