Sentence examples for begin to predict from inspiring English sources

You couldn't even begin to predict their fates.

The centre of their models did not begin to predict that the tails would move so violently.

With enough data (and, presumably, a real live physical therapist to help interpret it), you could begin to predict mobility problems and hopefully correct them.

Eventually, the theory becomes so successful at providing explanations that some enthusiasts begin to predict that they will be able to use it to explain everything.

Typically, in vitro models are the first point for assessment, and these are often then used to begin to predict and translate the potential effects in vivo.

As growers, how do we even begin to predict management needs in the upcoming season when historical patterns and family knowledge may no longer be as useful?

But as the evening dragged on, more news organizations began to predict a resignation on Wednesday.

He also begins to predict with vivid honesty the extent of the brutality that awaits him in Jerusalem.

Support for the party has fallen dramatically and pollsters have begun to predict it could lose its majority.

Increasingly sophisticated models of gene regulation that include stochastic effects are beginning to predict the behaviour of small synthetic networks.

In 1951, Phelps Dodge mining company began the Lavender Pit, a new open-pit mine, but in 1967, the company began to predict the close of the Pit.