Was this, in hindsight, all in vain? By no means!

But hindsight distorts analysis.

In hindsight, Greenspan was wrong.

Of course, hindsight is always easy.

With hindsight, we know Lucius' future.

I'm willing to lower my hindsight.

You ever heard that expression, 20 20 hindsight?

And of course the hindsight bias is perfect.

But the 2009 meeting appears far better in hindsight.

With hindsight, I believe we sold its assets too quickly.

Hindsight suggests that the authorities should have done just that.

Now in hindsight, it was actually good for some things,

In other words, with the benefit of hindsight, it's obvious.

But it is much easier to reach such judgments with hindsight.

I mean, I wouldn't change it in hindsight how it happened.

But, when we do, let us remember that hindsight is 20 20.

In hindsight, it is apparent that the alarming predictions of the report were misplaced.

Furthermore, we have the advantage of hindsight with respect to many interventions in situations of armed conflict, as noted by the Under Secretary General.

With hindsight, it is clear that Britain s participation in the Iraq war was driven solely by Blair s determination to stick limpet like to the US.

Nonetheless, in hindsight, containment infused an order and organization on US foreign policy that is absent today.

Even with hindsight, it is sometimes not clear why markets go one way and not the other.

With almost 70 years of hindsight, Pearl Harbor should offer some lessons for US foreign policy today.

There is no question about the necessity for the turnaround. However, with hindsight, one might ask whether an earlier loosening by the PBC would have been wiser.

Twenty years ago, we were gripped by fear that Japan would overtake our economic leadership a concern that was unfounded then and, in hindsight, looks profoundly mistaken.

CAMBRIDGE In the world of economics and finance, revolutions occur rarely and are often detected only in hindsight.

He is not a big fan of Fidel Castro. But with that said, in hindsight, JFK did say this.

In fact, for a historian, hindsight blinds because the path of what happened in the past is so brightly lit.

And their channels, when they said web sales, trade shows, and direct sales, you know, in hindsight, looked pretty unrealistic.

In hindsight, these exchange rate swings mirrored the initial collapse and subsequent rebound in global trade, helping to mitigate the recession.

As to whether the demonstrations were doomed to end in failure and bloodshed, this too is easy to say in hindsight.

But I have a big warning to offer before I wrap up this presentation. And the warning is this, hindsight blinds.

Yet, if you were there that night, as I was forNewsweek, the moment is more ambiguous, especially with the hindsight of two decades.

She states (Tomaševski 2004, paras 29 30) that it is easy, with hindsight, to highlight the main features of collapsed models of schooling .

We cannot afford to have to say in hindsight that the global response to the tsunami of December 2004 was business as usual.

We have the benefit of hindsight today, but even now most discussions of the issue are predicated on the logic of Limits to Growth .

Americans have been through this type of debate before. Twenty years ago, we were gripped by fear that Japan would overtake our economic leadership a concern that was unfounded then and, in hindsight, looks profoundly mistaken.

Three decades later, millions of chastened Iranians wish they could relive those heady days differently their Pakistani counterparts would be wise to heed their hindsight.

Rogoff argues that while, in hindsight, the government should have borrowed more, at the time there was a real danger that Britain would go the way of Greece.

With the benefit of hindsight, we now know that the 12 year pre crisis US consumer spending binge was built on a precarious foundation of asset and credit bubbles.

The initial decision to reduce the United Nations presence in Rwanda could be interpreted, with the benefit of hindsight, as having contributed to the calamity that befell that country.

As we in the international community act to resolve the problems of the present, we must in hindsight remember that the countless adversities that plagued our planet and humankind were caused by a lack of political will and of a cooperative spirit among us.

But 30 years of hindsight enable us to judge which elements of the Thatcher revolution should be preserved, and which should be amended in the light of today s global economic downturn.

These changes are likely to make today s attempts to find an equilibrium yuan dollar exchange rate seem just as chimerical in hindsight as previous calculations of the yen dollar equilibrium rate.

General Pervez Musharraf s visit to a cricket stadium in Delhi in 2005 came at a better time in the countries relations, but, in hindsight, foreshadowed the sharp reversal three years later.

With 20 20 hindsight, it is clear that in 1997 98, weak bank regulation and corporate governance aggravated the depth of the economic contraction that followed the sudden stop of capital flows.