foreseeable

Definition, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for foreseeable.

Home Featured words Jump to examples

Editorial note

For the foreseeable future, expect capped compensation and plenty of data gathering from the emerging cloud insurance industry.

Examples15

Definitions1

Parts of speech1

Quick take

able to be foreseen or anticipated

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of foreseeable gathered in one view.

adjective

able to be foreseen or anticipated

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for foreseeable.

adjective

able to be foreseen or anticipated

Example sentences

For the foreseeable future, expect capped compensation and plenty of data gathering from the emerging cloud insurance industry.

This would be great if the job also required exact same capabilities for the foreseeable future from the candidate.

IO is used by so many apps that somebody is always likely to maintain it for the foreseeable future.

They will eventually, working from the extreme cases on in as price drops, but for the foreseeable future, Si is king.

But for the foreseeable future, the state isn't going to wither away just yet.

The H1B situation is a giant shitshow right now and for the foreseeable future, so don't hold your breath on this one.

When you hire people, you better damn make sure there would have something to do for them in foreseeable future as much as possible.

The performance issues wont be ironed out in the foreseeable future.

The approach will ensure high profit margins for foreseeable future.

Bad news: Ethernet ain't going anywhere in the foreseeable future.

On the other hand, we could see in the foreseeable future another competition judging only the technology and letting a standard I.

That said, unless we see a significant leap in battery tech, I think we're stuck with ICE cars for the foreseeable future.

Quote examples

If I wasn't tied down at my job for the foreseeable future I would jump at this chance to go hard on an idea out of my "future/dream projects" design docs folder that I only get to sporadically put time towards.

Personally, I think we'd need a much more intelligent and complex AI for the capability of breaking free of the box and even possessing the "desire" than we're getting for the foreseeable future (it considers a motivated AI of almost limitless knowledge about the world and cleverness), so this thought experiment may not be so relevant.

"I think that at one point go is going to become the defacto language for Android since google likes to keep everything in-house." As someone who writes Android/Java code for the day job but who prefers coding in Go whenever I have the chance, I'd love for this happen but I doubt it will anytime in the foreseeable future.