Sentence examples for disputed predictions from inspiring English sources

Earlier, in a visit to Eastleigh in Hampshire, Mr Clegg disputed predictions in the polls that the Liberal Democrats would be largely wiped out at the election - and insisted that winning was in his party's DNA.

State Senator Williams disputed predictions of the classes' popularity among Georgia students.

Other Republicans have disputed predictions that the restrictions will lead to widespread clinic closures.

Mr. Newsom, the supervisor, disputed predictions by Malrite supporters that the history museum would attract local residents.

Nick Clegg has disputed predictions in the polls that the Liberal Democrats will be largely wiped out at the election and insisted that winning was in his party's DNA.

The list included Stockholm University's Nils-Axel Mörner, who has cast doubts on claims of rising sea levels, British climate maverick Piers Corbyn, and the Pasteur Institute's Paul Reiter, who disputes predictions that infectious diseases will explode as temperatures rise.

Fred Papert, president of the development corporation, disputed that prediction.

Officials at the International Criminal Court in The Hague and in Mauritania quickly disputed that prediction.

Mr. Whittle strongly disputes these predictions.

Peter Barton, president of Liberty Media, which owns stakes in cable channels such as Discovery, BET and Fox Sports, disputed Bloomberg's predictions of video-on-demand on the Internet.

The NUS at the time of the cut claimed that it would lead to 8,000 students dropping out – and as youth unemployment in Scotland has risen by 7,000, it is hard to dispute their prediction.