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Communication networks are in general designed for a certain base capacity and foreseen spikes withing certain limits.

But surely, she couldn't have foreseen that sharing something like that might cost one of the guys his job?

It might be a flaw in the design of the machine, which could not be foreseen.

Basically, the experience was a bit more difficult than I thought, but in ways I could've never foreseen.

Only after the pregnancy was her husband laid off and they couldn't have easily foreseen that the babies would have health problems.

I don't think anyone could have foreseen what effect JavaScript would have on the internet.

The result are secret proceedings and parliaments that become pressed to vote for big legislation where the effects for democracy and nations can not be foreseen.

Sure, perhaps the Pages team could have foreseen this issue.

I suppose Tsipras could have foreseen this from a negotiation point of view.

But for 10 years I made $55-$75/hour maintaining that thing - which I hadn't really foreseen I just wanted to learn web programming.

The bubbles have been foreseen years ahead of time.

PS: the usual recommendation is to build a game not an engine, I guess nobody have foreseen an experienced developer going even lower in abstraction:).

I'm certain this was not a foreseen consequence.) I think that something a "large number of...

One which meets your requirements, now and foreseen." Class-itis, div-itis, selector-nesting-itis...

You should have foreseen these problems, and worked with me to mitigate them." Personally I find getting the balance right, between understanding how and why a situation has occurred, or will occur - and how to "motivate" a customer/supplier/colleague to do "better" irrespective of the resources - really quite hard.