Sentence examples for fanciful prediction from inspiring English sources

But since an independent Scottish nation, the one Alex Salmond proposed, was already primed to cut corporation tax by 3p in the pound, such a race is not such a fanciful prediction.

In short, Mr. Steiner has written a book full of fanciful predictions, some of which should probably be taken seriously, though certainly not all of them.

Robert Gellman, a Washington-based privacy and information policy consultant, offered some "fanciful predictions" on surveillance and tracking in 2020 on the Web site DMNews: Every car will be required to have a transponder, and automated highway readers will record all trips...

It's not Jules Verne's fanciful 1865 prediction of a moon landing a century before it occurred.

A Vote Leave spokesman said: "As support drains away from the Remain campaign, they are getting ever more desperate and hysterical with their fanciful Leave predictions.

Moreover, they apparently believe the more fanciful Western predictions of their dominance of the entire century.

Keynes's prediction seems fanciful now but economic theory backs it up.

Quite the most striking anachronism in the article, however, is not the fanciful detail of the writers' predictions, but the very fact of their feeling so confident in the future itself; such happy divinations seem now decidedly out of date.

That prediction may be a bit fanciful.

Atlas Shrugged is no longer fanciful; if anything, it was a conservative prediction.

In predicting this he said, "This I mention not to assert when the time of the end shall be, but to put a stop to the rash conjectures of fanciful men who are frequently predicting the time of the end, and by doing so bring the sacred prophesies into discredit as often as their predictions fail".