Sentence examples for because you predicted from inspiring English sources

See, I think that because you predicted the election with near-100% accuracy Matt Bomer is way more likely to go out with you than with Dick Morris, who predicted a Romney landslide, or with Karl Rove, who kept predicting that Ohio was still in play a week after the election was over.

Just because you've predicted call volume, duration and staffing correctly for the first two weeks of the month doesn't mean the same numbers will hold true for the last two weeks - or for next month - or next quarter.

You'll be shocked at what happens, because you were predicting wrong, and you didn't even realize you were predicting.

Any word will do, simply because you cannot predict its neighbours.

That said, the number can be contained, because you can predict which options he will analyze.

You can never create perfect financials because you cannot predict the future perfectly.

(Caregiver, 14a) I really do not feel comfortable discussing it with kids my own age because you cannot predict what they might do.

"Because you can't predict everything.

"Because you can't predict the future, it's the only decision," Manager Terry Francona told Adam Kilgore of The Boston Globe.

Tommy and Maura lived for today because you could never predict what would happen on the morrow, so you couldn't, even though it invariably turned out you could.

"And it is good to hold oneself accountable but not good to rein yourself in because you can't predict what people will pick up.