Sentence examples for campaign predictions from inspiring English sources

She is not a political forecaster — she's best known as a spiritual counsellor to socialites and celebrities — but she has dabbled in campaign predictions (early in the 2008 campaign, she did a tarot-card reading that suggested that "McCain was going to be undone by a crazy woman"), and, to calm primary jitters, she agreed to offer her insights.

The final total is likely to be $120 million to $150 million, judging by the campaigns' predictions and the rate at which they are pouring money into get-out-the-vote drives, mailings, staff and, most of all, television ads.

He was criticized earlier this year after his second quarter totals did not match his campaign's predictions.

It fell to Klain to craft talking points if the campaign's prediction came true.

Throughout the first year of this campaign, against all predictions to the contrary, we saw how hungry the American people were for this message of unity.

All David Cameron could muster was a tawdry, fear-based campaign choreographing sombre predictions of economic doom if Britain were to vote for Brexit.

As Guardian Australia's Katharine Murphy has pointed out, it's the biggest unknown of this campaign, complicating any predictions for the final result – not that that's stopping anyone.

The Tory peer declines to join criticism of Lynton Crosby, the Australian strategist running the Tory campaign, whose repeated predictions that the party would move ahead in the polls have failed to materialise.

That such a broad swath of the British public seems not to be willing to accept budget cuts is bad news for the Tories, who have built their campaign on gloomy predictions regarding Britain's capacity to repay its debts.

He is clueless about politics, has never run a campaign, and his predictions are way off.

This study demonstrates that it is possible to use a mathematical model together with short-term data from a pilot CRC awareness campaign to make predictions of both effectiveness and cost-effectiveness.