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He visited a remote school with just a few books and, without much forethought, promised to return with reading materials for the children.

You can actually simplify this, too, with just a little bit of forethought.

Much of this equipment has specific operational tolerances and requires forethought for the design and construction of its environment.

So with the right planning and enough forethought, academics can enjoy financial stability and a comfortable, if not prosperous, retirement.

With a little forethought, you can avoid many embarrassing, annoying, and downright dangerous holiday mishaps.

It's possible to make homecooked meals for your family as a working parent; it just takes a little forethought and planning.

The only counter to it is knowledge, wisdom, forethought, and understanding the First Rule.

Reuse always requires some forethought when creating artifacts, and this principle can be applied in test management generally.

If you haven't had the forethought to be born in America, then at least pick your subject with care.

Google's technology requires a little forethought from the merchant, but seems simple and safe in its execution.

A little forethought into engine design will save headaches and time. The thing you don't want to do is aspire to huge projects.

And a good answer requires much more forethought than the usual exam schedule allows.

With a Little more forethought we could have bought the house we really wanted.

And there are those who talk, and without knowledge or forethought reveal a truth which they themselves do not understand.

With some forethought and good techniques, you can make it as warm, comfortable and inviting as any other room in the house.

To avoid being blindsided, be sure to apply ample forethought to the potential problem areas before taking the Ajax plunge.

Forethought and self-influence are part of a causal structure.

If the Shoulder Roll isn't comfortable, try a technique that takes a little forethought and planning.

On the history, employee is held inchoate configuration, most forethought makes an organization at partnership.

A little forethought would have saved you much trouble afterwards.

As unattainable as a dream job might sound, with the right amount of forethought and preparation, you can make the move as well.

When they say, "take the leap, " they don't mean just fling yourself into something without any forethought or preparation.

Performed or expressed without preparation or forethought.

extemporary: Spoken, done, or composed with little or no preparation or forethought .

Not everyone has the forethought or an entire day to dedicate to a cooking marathon.

Sometimes Darwin's discoveries owed more to fortuity than forethought.

In life, as in chess, forethought wins. ----Charles Buxton.

So I hope to combine forethought on that lecture with a start on the book.

The words had come out without forethought.

Life is like playing chess, forethought wins.

In fire, as in chess, forethought wins.

In life, as in chess, forethought wins.

To decide with care or forethought.

If you'd had the forethought to bring your raincoat, you wouldn't have got wet in the storm.

The moral of this article is that a little forethought can pay off tremendously.

I admire your forethought.

Rom. 12: 17 Repay no one evil for evil; take forethought for things honorable in the sight of all men.

For example, you wouldn't just change from JDBC to EJB without some long meetings, a ton of planning, and an enormous amount of forethought.

writers who have the forethought to plan the general outlines oftheir work well in advance of the actual writing

Forethought suggests advance consideration of future eventualities:

To construct (something) in haste and with little forethought:

Some Forethought Contemplation over New Opportunities in East Asia

These are in place as forethought by me