Sentence examples for doomsday prediction from inspiring English sources

The doomsday prediction is that all this would disappear.

Doomsday prediction aside, democracy is a tool that people use to make decisions together.

Throughout our trip, we encountered many ordinary Mayans from every walk of life to check out their reaction to the supposedly doomsday prediction.

In his doomsday prediction today, Mr. Kao, the Nationalist and industry chief, was remarkably specific: Right after Mr. Chen's election, he said, the stock market would plummet to one-third of its current level.

Mr. Camping's campaign — his second prophetic failure, coming on the heels of another doomsday prediction in 1994 — had been widely derided by the mainstream Christian groups and openly mocked in the other quarters.

Mr. Tadross says sales are likely to be no higher than 16 million and possibly as low as 14 million next year, the latter number being something of a doomsday prediction considering that sales peaked in the United States at 17.4 million in 2000 and were 17.1 million in 2001.

Every year has its doomsday predictions.

Doomsday predictions like this have been around for millennia.

The demonstrations were not the only thing that fell far short of doomsday predictions.

The doomsday predictions of 750,000 UK dead are, thankfully, unlikely to be realised.

Doomsday predictions are, of course, easy to defy, and hard to prepare for in any case.