Sentence examples for far predicted from inspiring English sources

From time to time, he dispenses optimism, of a sort: he's not having the standard-issue predictions of steadily-rising global temperatures, and thinks that though the Earth could suddenly heat up in a way that few models have so far predicted, we might also have longer to prepare than some people think.

Maybe dark matter, whatever it is, will turn out to be even weirder and more surprising than anyone has so far predicted.

So far, predicted effects of climate change on fish populations include distribution shifts [4], alterations in developmental time and larval dispersal [5], decrements in aerobic performance [6], and mismatches in species interactions [7].

In this study, we isolated and characterized cDNAs for the remaining three moss PRR genes, for which gene structures were so far predicted only from the genomic sequences.

General Ferriter said he was not concerned about the low number integrated so far, predicting that all 94,000 members would have government jobs by the end of this year.

One problem with creating life from the drawing board is that evolved biological systems are complex, and often behave in ways we cannot (thus far) predict.

So far, predicting solar flares has been challenging for humans.

If those new value propositions mean that international oil companies have to be present across the spectrum of activities, from exploration through refining and retailing, many of the companies would hesitate to go that far, predicts Peters.

He concluded his review by calling Super Metroid "undoubtedly the best game I've played this year so far", predicting that anyone who plays the game would be "playing a game destined for classic status".

Yet this maximum has turned out to be a weak one so far, sunspot numbers and strong solar flares have been far below predicted values.

So far, the predicted Labour wipeout in England hasn't happened.