Sentence examples similar to expert prognosticator from inspiring English sources

NPR analysts give Clinton a 2 out of 3 chance of winning, while expert political prognosticators Larry Sabato and Nate Silver predict a Clinton landslide (though to be fair, the latter has underestimated Trump for many months).

James Martin, a British technology expert, author and prognosticator who viewed mankind's onrushing future with alarm and excitement and used his considerable fortune to address his concerns, died on June 24 near his home in Bermuda.

Some prognosticators, including experts in investment manias through history, think we're on the verge of a peak or even just past it; others observe that bubbles can keep inflating for months or even years before bursting.

Comorbidity is a debated prognosticator in lung cancer.

Apparently, Dickinson is a better trainer than a prognosticator.

The most prominent early prognosticator was Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity Fair.

And those titles: Seer of Seers, Prognosticator of Prognosticators, Weather Predictor Extraordinaire, National Treasure, Most Photographed Pennsylvanian.

One Washington prognosticator, however, stands above the rest.

Extensive pontine infarction on diffusion weighted imaging MRI (DWI) has been proposed as a poor prognosticator.

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have shown that walking may also serve as something of a prognosticator.

"Mo is not a weatherman and he's not a prognosticator either," Valentine said.