Usage of "have the foresight"

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Usage of have the foresight in English

The only question is whether we have the foresight to address it. 
 The Guardian 

That said; you should have the foresight to turn things around again. 
 The South African 

Whether his bosses will have the foresight to listen remains to be seen. 
 The Guardian 

Families must have the foresight to recognise that. 
 Independent.ie 

You'll have the foresight to assess what needs doing and you'll have the stamina to do it. 
 The South African 

Yugoslavia would have frozen to death had its leaders not have the foresight to act as they did. 
 Financial Crime and Corruption 

But others will have the foresight to look to Swarbrick's campaign and start stealing some of her tactics. 
 Radio NZ 

If he had ambitions for his daughters, he did not have the foresight and energy to make them real. 
 Outliers: the story of success 

We spend $3 trillion on weapons in one decade, yet we do not have the foresight to protect our computers? 
 Terminal Compromise 

Thank God I had the foresight to bring the brandy with me. 
 Red inferno: 1945 

Some evenings she even had the foresight to water down the gin. 
 The double bind 

She had n't had the foresight to come up with a story. 
 Wife for hire 

But they had the foresight and determination to fight through those lean years. 
 Consumers' Cooperative Societies in New York State 

It's a blessing that you had the foresight to secure it. 
 The Firm of Girdlestone 

The king had n't had the foresight to leave Daylan any clothing. 
 Worldwinder 

Which explained why he'd had the foresight to call in the Shaftoe boys. 
 Quicksilver 

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Meanings of have the foresight in English