Sentence examples for big predictions from inspiring English sources

Any big predictions for the rest of the season?

Unlike many of his fellow commentators, Mr. Rove has avoided many big predictions.

Battaglia says Colonel John's trainer, Eoin Harty, said people who usually make such big predictions "get their butts kicked".

SPORTS Luckily for everyone, 2012 was a bad year for big predictions — the world, Mayan prophecies notwithstanding, did not end.

Updated at 9.29am GMT 9.20am GMT Bill Gates, who is expected to be at Davos, has been making some big predictions.

Indeed, he offers no fewer than 12 big predictions for what he calls the "deep factors" that will most affect the future of the world economy.This is a bold exercise and, albeit fitfully, an interesting one.

Adrian Clark, style director at Shortlist, concurs: "My big prediction for [next season] is for new and experimental ways with cable knit".

If Kerry supporters see that I have made this big prediction for Bush, more of them could turn out just to prove an economist wrong.

Her first big prediction since then — made on "60 Minutes" — was a wave of municipal bond defaults, spanning from 50 to 100 issues.

It's why Buzz Aldrin has come along, and why another astronaut, Dan Barry, teaches the SU's robotics course (Barry's big prediction: cyberdildonics. Robot sex. "You think it's funny, right?

What happened in the 1960s and 70s was that economists who thought about microfoundations — who tried to understand price stickiness in terms of more or less rational behavior — made a big prediction: that the apparent tradeoff between unemployment and inflation would break down in the face of persistently higher inflation, and worsen.