Sentence examples for could be predicting from inspiring English sources

And, needless to say, if the actual numbers come in higher than the forecasts, a lot of analysts could be predicting a half-point rate increase as soon as the August meeting of Fed policy makers.

In addition, race/ethnicity/nationality was not in the best model, but there is some evidence in the model-averaged regression coefficient that suggests this variable could be predicting student responses, particularly for international students relative to white American students.

His opinions were never predictable: all that could be predicted was that they would be informed, reflective, and expressed with a winningly wry articulateness.

Preferable substrate(s) for most candidate ROs could be predicted using the RHObase substrate prediction module (Fig. 4).

If a risk could be predicted, it could be balanced by hedging against it.

That final, as could be predicted, will be played indoors.

In the last hour, David Gregory was asked on CNN to speculate about what surprises could be predicted.

A song that was played a lot could be predicted to sell a lot, so distributors and retailers took notice.

Neal never made the mistake of suggesting that ideas could be predicted from the theorist's class or social position.

Both paths could be predicted.

Things like thunderstorms could be predicted.