Sentence examples for critics predict that from inspiring English sources

Critics predict that many businesses would simply drop health benefits because it would be cheaper to pay the new tax.

Some critics predict that tens of thousands of potential voters will be kept off the rolls — many of them poor, black or Hispanic.

Critics predict that an arrest warrant will harm efforts to deliver aid and to deploy the United Nations peacekeeping force in Darfur.

Critics predict that one extension will lead to another as politicians balk at raising taxes to their former level, especially if unemployment remains high.

Over time, however, critics predict that the limitations on access will be relaxed, particularly as the economic incentives of opening up the valley to outside traffic become more tantalizing.

Despite the bill's provisions against coercion, its critics predict that many employers will subtly pressure workers to take comp time instead of overtime, perhaps by awarding raises or promotions to those who take comp time.

Some critics predicted that interbreeding between genetically modified crops and wild plants would create "superweeds" — hybrid plants carrying the resistance gene.

Some critics predicted that the cuts would destroy the county's public health care system.

Critics predicted that Mr. Obuchi would not last more than a few months.

Critics predicted that other developers would demand their own high rises.

But while critics predicted that Woodson would survive in New York only by pandering to Anthony, that hasn't happened.