Sentence examples for authorities to predict from inspiring English sources

However, one of the jet's flight recorders was recovered, leading authorities to predict that they might soon understand the cause of the crash.

Cardiff University professor Matthew Williams said the research is designed to eventually enable authorities to predict when and where hate crime is likely to occur and deploy law enforcement resources to prevent it.

An efficient animal mortality monitoring network backed up by a rapid reaction system would allow public health authorities to predict and possibly prevent human Ebola outbreaks.

This article is a review of the use of quantitative (and qualitative) structure-activity relationships (QSARs and SARs) by regulatory agencies and authorities to predict acute toxicity, mutagenicity, carcinogenicity, and other health effects.

An integrated part of this profiling tool is a statistical model which uses explanatory variables available from the databases of the Danish Labour Market Authorities to predict the duration of unemployment for newly unemployed workers.

Mr Berk is working with authorities in Maryland to predict which of the families known to social services are likely to inflict the worst abuses on their children.

Others emphasize political authority: the ability to predict the movements of the moon would have bolstered the leadership's legitimacy, particularly because the Chacoan florescence coincided with an extraordinary degree of celestial activity.

"It is the aspiration of most traffic authorities in the world to predict traffic conditions in advance and use this information to manage traffic conditions before they occur," said Kian Keong Chin, a director at Singapore's Land Transport Authority.

The latest tragedy highlights the challenges authorities face in trying to predict when noxious speech shifts to deadly action.

In a recent issue of the New York Times Magazine, several authorities on style were asked to predict the kinds of garments that would be worn in the year 2096.

Perhaps more importantly, he demonstrated in The Effects of a Full-Employment Policy on Economic Stability: A Formal Analysis, in Essays in Positive Economics (1953), that, in order to enhance welfare, the authorities had to be able to predict events with significantly more than 50% accuracy.