Sentence examples for dare to predict from inspiring English sources
Few dare to predict what unwieldy coalition may replace the one that has presided since 2004.
Dare to predict something you think will happen in the future – for example, that time travel will be possible by 2112 – and find someone to challenge it.
After week one, there are strong opinions on both sides but few would dare to predict the judge's verdict on Pistorius, a double amputee known as the "blade runner" because of his prosthetic limbs.
Thankfully, in both cases hope was the mother of fulfilment and I dare to predict that Mr Murray, already winner this year of an Olympic gold medal, will win another grand slam in 2013.
Meanwhile, Kevin Dardis is interested in the truth behind the mystery that is MBM: "As you seem pretty sure about the outcome of today's game, I was just wondering if you would dare to predict how many mails you will get today.
"Woman Is the Future of Man" is doomed to infuriate, and its scrutiny of disconnected beings, filmed in long, hold-your-breath takes, might feel like old hat to anyone reared on Antonioni, yet Hong has a grace and stealth of his own, and his scenes tend to tilt in directions that few of us would dare to predict.
No one dares to predict how many voters will turn out.
Standing amid the rubble, Lieutenant Jimmy Omara dares to predict a brighter future.
After all, no Bush adviser had dared to predict that the Texas governor could win New York.
A decade ago, when deficits appeared immutable, no one would have dared to predict that the government would be in surplus today.
