Sentence examples for aptly predicted from inspiring English sources
As Andreessen Horowitz partner Scott Weiss aptly predicted in his brilliant guest post titled "30 New Franchises," there is an unprecedented opportunity to create new multi-billion-dollar enterprise franchises despite incumbents throwing massive amounts of money to acquire these franchises.
Andreessen Horowitz partner Scott Weiss aptly predicted his guest post titled "30 New Franchises" a few weeks ago, there a massive opportunity to create new multi-billion-dollar enterprise franchises despite incumbents throwing massive amounts of money to acquire these franchises.
Interesting (or eerily) Chief Justice Roberts spoke these words 10 days before Scalia's death -- he couldn't have predicted how aptly he would describe Republican senators' refusal to consider Merrick Garland under the current political moment.
This kinetic model can be aptly proposed to predict the kinetics of adsorption of Cd+2 on the plant biomass.
Indeed, a 2011 Royal Society Report predicted that by 2013, the global share of total scientific articles published from China will outpace articles from the United States [ 5]. Cell and Bioscience is aptly positioned at the nexus of burgeoning scientific interactions between Asia and the rest of the world.
As the film "Selma" aptly dramatizes, no one could predict what would happen at any particular demonstration.
The poem predicts a time when "mammals and computers live together in mutual programing harmony", aptly foreseeing the tech culture that flourishes today.
Several of these, aptly enough, involve flight.
Perhaps "desoufflage" would aptly describe this.
