Sentence examples for back predictions from inspiring English sources
NEC showed one in October but has consistently put back predictions of a commercial product.
Mr. Obama seemed to scale back predictions he made a few days ago that he would place first in Iowa.
The Sanders campaign, in contrast, is dialing back predictions of a win but remains buoyed instead by the undeniable enthusiasm among its supporters in the Empire state.
Mr. Gingrich's tone has become impatient as he has had to battle back predictions that he will lose in Florida and, ultimately, the nomination.
The elements of (hat {mathbf {f}}_{ell -1}(i)) are fed into a forward prediction reference-orthogonalization processor (ROP) in order to predict the elements of b ℓ−1(i−1) and to produce the stage output back prediction error vector b ℓ (i).
The spring-back predictions based on the explicit and implicit methods are criticized in terms of deformed shape accuracy and elapsed time.
To his credit — and unlike some other Malthusians — he was eager to back his predictions with cash.
Mr. Lieberman is pulling some of those voters back, confounding predictions that his Orthodox Jewish faith might arouse anti-Semitic feelings.
Look back at predictions for the housing market in 2013 and several words appear again and again: "flat", "static" and "treading water" were among the terms favoured by estate agents, lenders and other property market commentators.
Friday's end of the world Mayan-style is only the latest in a line that runs from the New Testament, through to today's US evangelicals forever pushing back their predictions a few years at a time.
The Xiaonanhai Dam cannot be started until the Chinese Environment Ministry approves an assessment of the dam's impact, which critics say should back experts' predictions that the fish reserve will be wiped out.
