Word: foresights
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...Committee did not say when or if these students would be allowed to return to the group, but stated that, "Until the students show that they have the maturity and foresight to agree with the administration, we cannot be expected to consider their proposals with seriousness...
...fourth-stage satellite configuration-just like the bird that last fortnight put Explorer into orbit. By this time, Pentagon brass had a notion that Von Braun might be trying to beat the Navy into space with an unauthorized-and presumably undignified-major satellite. The Army, which had had the foresight to bring Von Braun and his team to the U.S. in the first place, and which had supported him all along in the face of awesome obstacles, would have liked nothing better than for him to toss up the first U.S. satellite. Such men as Lieut. General James Gavin...
...Across the Street." The company everyone is watching is what Beech calls the "boys across the street." Cessna's President Dwane Wallace has built a young, eager outfit with plenty of stress on foresight and imagination. At Beech, less than half the executives are pilots; at Cessna, everyone down to middle-management level knows how to fly as well as sell...
Congratulations on your Oct. 20 article on Ludwig Erhard. He is one of the few brilliant economists left in government today, and his foresight has paved the way for the rise of West Germany to her place beside the rest of the free world...
Christian A. Herter, Jr. '41 last night blamed the "lack of foresight" in the Truman administration for America's current lag in missile development...