Sentence examples for case predicted from inspiring English sources

It could be quite a late night: Judge Nikki Ann Clark, who is hearing the Seminole case, predicted that her trial would take "one very long day".

David Cole, a lawyer with the Center for Constitutional Rights who represented the humanitarian groups in the case, predicted that the Justice Department, because it has so much invested in the law on material support, would almost certainly appeal the decision to the Supreme Court if the Ninth Circuit refuses to reconsider it.

Chris Bryant, a Labour member of Parliament who believes his phone was hacked and has sued to force a judicial investigation of the police's handling of the case, predicted that with more cases coming up, there would be a flood of new information.

Last week, sources close to the case predicted JPMorgan would settle because it was the last big bank left to face the jury.

When it is distilled, the synthetic concentrated brine releases acid gases, in our case predicted to consist primarily of HCl and HF.

Different from the two-ion case predicted by Kim et al. (2008), the IIH resonance modes in between the proton and heaviest ion gyrofrequencies split into the two branches of Ωii−1 (where ) and Ωii −2 (where ).

Robert E. Hall, an economist at Stanford University who advised the Justice Department on an earlier Microsoft case, predicts that the company's lawyers will investigate that issue in court.

Michael Scadron, a former lawyer for the US Department of Justice and a keen observer of the Knox case, predicts the Italians would not seek extradition under pressure from the US.

It's somewhere along the lines of an aid that helps you count cards, but in this case, predicts where the ball will land.

In Trump's case, predicting his presidency is tricky, given his well-documented penchant for changing his mind about various issues.

The second case predicts that no single-species clades will be found, as is observed in this study.