Sentence examples for a prediction from from inspiring English sources

Scientists have also explored more esoteric aspects of graphene, including a prediction from more than half a century ago.

Then, the patient's brother-in-law told Dr. Praeger about a prediction from his rabbi: the patient would be fine.

The trouble in the retail sector, including a prediction from Wal-Mart Stores that sales would worsen in August, erased much of this week's stock market gains.

A prediction from thinktank Oxford Economic Forecasting that Britain would outperform all other major developed economies this year also added to the likelihood of a rate rise.

This remarkable discovery followed close on the heels of a prediction from Norwegian scientists that the polar icecap could disappear, at least in summer, in 50 years.

So here is a prediction from Cathal Kelly, a sports columnist for the Toronto Star, in a piece he wrote about Suárez from 15 December 2013.

Lykkebo, J., Gagliardi, A., Pecchia, A. & Solomon, G. C. strong overtones modes in inelastic electron tunneling spectroscopy with cross-conjugated molecules: a prediction from theory.

Ms Gillard has already beaten a prediction from the time of the most recent election, which held that she would not last the distance.

There were also numerous recorded warnings, some very explicit, and a prediction from the International Civil Aviation Organisation that retaliation from Iran was likely.

George W. Bush, 56, passed his second annual medical checkup as president with flying colors and a prediction from the eight examining doctors that he would remain in good health for the rest of his term.

From the television in my New Jersey den came a prediction from Joe Buck or Tim McCarver -- can't remember which -- that Jeter, his average down around.200, was going to put his stamp on the series, sooner or later.