Sentence examples for but predict from inspiring English sources

Medics treating Khadija say her condition is improving, but predict it will take some time for her to heal both medically and psychologically.

Some feel France has to make the first step towards a proper process of dialogue, but predict that day is still far off.

Democrats acknowledge that the Bush campaign is making an unexpectedly strong pitch to African-American clergy members, but predict it will fall on deaf ears.

Politicians of both parties agree that dimples would make a flimsy foundation for a presidency; they agree that punch-card ballots should be abandoned, but predict that they will survive, because they are cheap.

Immigration experts anticipate that anxiety among Republicans will only intensify as momentum passes to the more conservative House of Represenatives, but predict electoral self-interest among the leadership may yet carry it through.

Unlike the rest of the Bush administration, they do not give us a promise of success no matter how long we stay, but predict disaster if we leave precipitously.

But predicting the future is never easy.

But predicting success is not easy.

Always confident, McCrory all but predicted his Olympic victory.

The company denied the report but predicted rough times ahead.

But predicting airfares is a bit like forecasting the weather.