Sentence examples for firmly predicted from inspiring English sources

In 2011 we had a very successful theory - the Standard Model again - which firmly predicted a Higgs boson would show up at some point.

Mr. Anderson does not firmly predict that Apple will have the product ready in time for the 2012 holiday season.

"It may have been set back a little bit, but I will firmly predict that there will never be an anti-cannabis candidate elected president of the United States," Blumenauer says.

But the coalition government clamped down on the Islamists more firmly than many had predicted.

At a time when every local authority in the country is slashing culture and other budgets to the bone, the council raised most of the money for the new theatre, and will also own and operate it – and predicts firmly that it will generate more money spent in the area in the first year than they have invested, along with hundreds of direct and indirect jobs.

So Speusippus, as we might have predicted from the foregoing, was firmly in the realist camp.

Lib Dem Treasury spokesman Stephen Williams predicted the plans would be "firmly spiked" by the conference.

Though clearly speaking with tongue firmly planted in cheek, who would have predicted that technology would play a key role in the election of a president or the promotion of freedom in countries such as China and Iran?

Movement co-founder Benny Tai was right: with a finger firmly placed on Hong Kong's political pulse, he predicted at the time that Beijing's actions would stir up a new "era of resistance" within the territory.

Despite the divide in congress, Gallup's poll on predicted government waste doesn't divide so firmly down party lines.

The then-senator Bishop clasped him firmly on both forearms, kissed him on both cheeks and predicted they were going to be great friends.