Sentence examples for every prediction of from inspiring English sources

The Women's Prize for Fiction confounded every prediction of imminent disaster.

Yet every prediction of a consumption boom has proved premature, causing some to question the sustainability of the recovery as a whole.

Friedman is not concerned with every prediction of economic theories.

However, when reviewing the results, not every prediction of ground motion can be considered commendable as in the case of the Nanao earthquake.

Similarly, we in the modern world should not take seriously every prediction of disaster backed with a smattering of evidence.

Consider also that the Latino voter demographic, following every prediction of both demographers and politicians, will continue to grow (especially if immigration reform is pushed through and more Latinos are drawn to the country and given citizenship).

But, Ayres added, "why has virtually every past prediction of a 'permanent Republican majority' or an 'emerging Democratic majority' or a 'Republican lock on the Electoral College' been proven wrong?

There's just one factor looming that would scuttle every economist's prediction of a business cycle recovery by mid-2002: war.

Advances in the catalyst and the process have been numerous, and every prediction pointing to the demise of the process has proven to be wrong.

Then there's the sports desk's deliriously complex version, which requires your prediction of every result, top scorer, total goals scored, and, I believe, the number of times Gabriel Clarke will give himself a mental high-five for the penetrating psychological acuity of the way he has phrased his question about the starting line-up.

Every classifier except the prediction of ulcerative colitis transformation had an estimated false discovery rate of well below 0.01 from 10 independent permutations; the lower performance in this dataset was likely due to the smaller number of experimental samples included therein.