Sentence examples for experts prediction from inspiring English sources

The last four censuses show tribal populations booming, where extinction had been the experts' prediction a century ago.

Whether it was by playing football, cricket or one of those funny ones like lacrosse, people this year continued to defy economic experts' prediction that sport would have died out by the end of 2010.

This weekend, Christopher McQuarrie's edition stayed right in line with that — it tallied $56 million, despite some experts' prediction of a falloff.

The average of the experts' predictions for a test question becomes its predicted difficulty.

Other experts' predictions ranged from five per cent to ninety-five per cent.

A bat the size of a thumbprint has been found for the first time in Britain, after crossing the Channel in defiance of experts' predictions.

The court may well conform to the experts' predictions and uphold the law when its ruling comes out, likely in June.

MOLDOVA: COMMUNISTS WIN -- The Communist Party roared into control of the tiny republic of 4.3 million people, far exceeding experts' predictions by winning half the vote and up to 70percentt of the seats in parliamentary elections.

Nonetheless it is at the low end of many independent experts' predictions for an agreed price and comes after Cadbury's chief executive, Todd Spitzer, appeared to suggest he thought its shares were worth £10 each.

None the less, the new terms are at the low end of many independent experts' predictions for an agreed price and comes after Cadbury's chief executive, Todd Stitzer, appeared to suggest he thought its shares were worth £10 each.

The Xiaonanhai Dam cannot be started until the Chinese Environment Ministry approves an assessment of the dam's impact, which critics say should back experts' predictions that the fish reserve will be wiped out.