Sentence examples for familiar prediction from inspiring English sources

In her Michigan opinion, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor made an eerily familiar prediction.

Ali in turn described Spinks as a gentleman and made the familiar prediction that the man he had just out-classed would end up as champion after he had gone.

The eurozone totters amid familiar predictions from Athens to Madrid that the old politics is dead.

Industry groups inundated Capitol Hill with all too familiar predictions of disaster and unintended consequences.

His assessment perhaps seems ominous on the day The World in 2014 hits news stands, filled with the political, economic and sporting possibilities of the year ahead.Mr Tetlock's piece in the publication, written with Dan Gardner (a journalist familiar with predictions and pundits), notes that sports commentators and television presenters aren't alone in frequently forecasting.

Like many people familiar with prediction-oriented literature, all sorts of reasons can be put forward as to why the Earth goes through a period of increased seismic activity.

We're all familiar with weather prediction.

Moreover, participants noticed that less experienced cardiologists were generally more familiar with clinical prediction models compared to the older.

In contrast, BOADICEA requires computation and is more difficult to implement in a clinical setting that is not familiar with risk prediction and genetic testing.

However, in tasks in which familiar stimuli predict reward, the activity of basal forebrain neurons reflect reward-prediction rather than novelty status [Wilson and Rolls, 1990a].

Those who have read Mr. Kissinger's earlier books, essays and opinion articles will find the basic themes of his latest book and some of its cautionary words and predictions familiar.