Sentence examples for because they predict a from inspiring English sources

They argue against political promotion of energy wood production because they predict a decline in competitiveness and a major loss of industrial branches and jobs as "the energy sector does not yield such a high added value and employment effect compared to the material use of wood" (Germany: economy group).

However, even if all the analysts agree that demand will increase in the near future, some estimates of the rate of growth in milk and dairy consumption are lower than others over the next 10 years, mostly because they predict a lower increase in Chinese demand (European Commission 2014).

I would be more interested in hearing from those who were sidelined in 2003 because they predicted a difficult path and recommended caution.

Studies including older cancer patients should asses comorbidity and functional status separately, because they predict survival in older cancer patients in a different way (Extermann et al, 1998).

Colleges have been known in the past to place great students on wait lists, simply because they predict the student will enroll elsewhere.

These results were surprising because, contrary to our previous data, they predicted a regulatory effect of SAP130 on all the CRLs, particularly the Cul3 ligase.

Many Iranian campaigners advised the Americans against providing the dollars because they predicted such consequences.

Cues were designed to be highly meaningful because they predicted the delivery of high and low painful stimuli.

"Because they were predicting a lot higher numbers, but for some reason it just fell in my lap".

Because these data predict a high variance, they suggest that our identified factors should be considered when designing future implementation strategies.

And simple economics should speed the process along, they predict, because there could be a handsome payoff for any solutions.