Sentence examples for been predicted as from inspiring English sources

The rain that now fell steadily had long been predicted, as had the unseasonal chill in the air.

The third match, though, could not have been predicted as recently as a week ago, least of all by Baker.

Over that time, the death of Britishness has been predicted as often as the death of the novel, but it has managed to survive and even to grow.

Bailey agrees, and says the shortfall had been predicted as early as August , 1984 five months after she became a consultant to the orchestra, and two months before Elias was hired.

Three of these genes have also been predicted as miR-143 targets by an independent miRNA target prediction algorithm [ 45].

The man who has been predicted as a likely winner of the race, Michael Schumacher, placed sixth.

The viscosity of ILs has been predicted as a function of the temperature and 46 sub-structures.

Allen said it has been predicted as far back as 1990 that global warming would mean warmer, wetter winters for the UK, with more intense rainstorms.

The British economy recovered and there was no sign of the surge in inflation that had been predicted as a consequence of devaluation.

But record average fuel bills of £1,500 a year have been predicted as British Gas and other big six power companies prepare to announced big price increases of around 8%.

We won't have to wait much longer to find out: 100 days from June 27 will take us to the eve of the 2007 spending review, which has been predicted as this government's tightest.