"I predict I'll find something in the next six to nine months -- and I'll be ready to pounce".
Only time will tell, and as cliched as that sounds, maybe if I can accept this that some things in life can't be predicted—I'll find the strength at the end of this sentence to send out what I have in the hope that, somehow, someone likes it.
Before I step through their doors, I can usually predict what I will find.
The crucial thing is the mental shift: after that, I predict you will find it a breeze.
Severin Borenstein of the University of California Energy Institute adds that because the allowed price depends on the cost of generation at the least efficient plant, generators will have a clear incentive to produce inefficiently: "I predict we will find some plants we never heard of before that are suddenly operating again, and they will be pretty inefficient".
I predict you will find that the only features there to turn your attention to will be features of the presented tree, including relational features of the tree 'from here'" (p. 39).
And if you're looking for evidence of bias creeping into the story agenda — bias of any flavor — I predict you'll find some.
If you take either of the latter courses, I predict you'll find your rivals pulling away from you.
I predict that we'll find future associations between genes and sleep disorders, which can help us understand why someone can get away with just four hours a night while others require nine hours.
She has led in the opinion polls so far, but pollsters predict she will find it much harder to defeat an opponent in the second round of voting, where mainstream parties often work to prevent the National Front from winning.
While we can't give up on synthetic chemistry, we also shouldn't turn our backs on nature; much of the most promising leads, I predict, will be found in the meeting of the Medicine Man and the microchip.
