Sentence examples for a team predicted from inspiring English sources

Last night's home game against Fairfield, a team predicted to finish in the middle of the pack in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, was one of the early-season matchups that was supposed to balance the scales.

A team predicted to finish in the Atlantic Division cellar -- the team that traded four of its five starters (Anfernee Hardaway, Horace Grant, Nick Anderson and Ike Austin) and received a bevy of journeymen in return -- is pushing for better than a.500 season and perhaps a playoff berth.

Adding one additional team member to a surgical team predicted a 15.4 minute increase in PT.

One strength and development coordinator from a National Football Conference team predicted McGahee could still find his way into the draft's late first round or early second round.

This article tested whether hockey fans' selfdetermined and non self-determined motivation for engaging in derogatory behaviors against an outgroup team predicted the frequency of these behaviors, fans' psychological well-being, and the quality of their social identity as a fan of their team.

Liveuamap CEO Rodion Rozhkovsky told The WorldPost in an email that the team predicted an escalation of the Syrian conflict this summer and intensified work on their Syria map, which includes social media posts and news reports that are collected using a computer algorithm and are cross-verified by editors.

"It will be a completely different team," predicted the Scotland boss.

Additionally, the team predicted a greatly increased chance of a major hurricane striking the East Coast of the United States and the Florida peninsula.

Dr. Heidi B. Hammel, an astrophysicist at the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colo., who was not a member of the discovery team, predicted that in a year or two extrasolar planets with the masses of Uranus would be discovered.

While Mr. Büntgen's team predicted a continued drop in the Mediterranean truffle yield, they held out the possibility that other, more northerly regions might become increasingly hospitable growing areas, in the same adaptive phenomenon that has led some French Champagne producers to start looking north to England as a possible future site for vineyards.

And as the wealth of Russia's oligarchs trickles down, the team predicted a rising demand for financial services and healthcare services.