Sentence examples for been predicted for some from inspiring English sources

The death of the guidebook has been predicted for some time.

THE coming of New Cross and Deptford has been predicted for some time.

It had been predicted for some time, but only in 2011 will the Emperor Palpatine of pop finally crack and bludgeon a contestant to death live on X Factor.

Bridget Robb, chief executive of the British Association of Social Workers, who was part of the original taskforce that identified the need for a professional college of social work, said: "This day has been predicted for some time, as the model established by the government was not sustainable".

The end of the real estate craze has been predicted for some time, but now it finally seems real.

Indeed, this paper argues that the demand for a sustainable chemical manufacturing sector could bring about the next paradigm shift in the discipline which has been predicted for some time.

It was what climate experts had been predicting for some years: the megafire.

The OBR has been predicting for some time that the "leverage" of households will rise as the recovery progresses, but this is the first time its forecasts have shown the debt ratio surpassing the levels of six years ago.

This trend has continued under the Coalition – particularly in Sevenoaks, Kent, where permission has been granted for a satellite of an existing grammar school to be opened.Grammar school campaigners have been predicting for some time now that their numbers would be expanding – particularly in Birmingham and Lincolnshire, where they are heavily oversubscribed.

Take 2, now $70 cheaper, may well become that One set-top-box pundits have been predicting for some time now; it may may hasten the end of the HD format war.

Given that 3Com's coms sales have been stagnant for two years, most industry watchers have been predicting for some time that the company couldn't survive in its present form.