Sentence examples for be first to predict from inspiring English sources

10.02pm: Dave Hill suggests: Can I be first to predict poll sympathy surge for Gord?

Be first to predict who will be featured in the TOTY, meaning that gamers can buy some normal versions of the anticipated TOTY Players a few days before the official release of TOTY.

The first sign was analysts' competition to be the first to predict a $1,000 share price.

Over the weekend, a few analysts were jumping over one another to be the first to predict timid sales of the new iPad.

The TV networks were all going after the "scoop," each trying to be the first to predict Charley's ultimate track accurately.

If Hannemann stays positive, rolls out a seriously good position on education issues -- that includes actual money, not just rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic -- allow me to be the first to predict the first Hawaii Independent Party win.

This nomogram is the first to predict OS through stages I IV that was constructed based on data of a mainly Caucasian patient cohort.

But this study is the first to predict such large-scale losses of wild fish from sea lice from farms.

There is little incentive for the analyst to go out on a limb with the new estimate, because he will receive almost as much attention for being the first to predict, say, $1.50 a share.

Our findings are the first to predict the impact of climate change on the future distribution of a globally invasive aquatic species.

Thus, this work is the first to predict the interaction zone on actin in the open state.