Sentence examples for foolish to predict from inspiring English sources

Given the fluid nature of Iranian politics, it would be foolish to predict whether he can make miracles today.

"But it would be foolish to predict that given there are already signs the economy is slowing".

With two weeks now to go, it would be foolish to predict the result with any pretence of certainty.

Our debate over gay rights has just begun, so it would be foolish to predict all the legal and political contortions that lie ahead.

It would be foolish to predict that Johnson will not win the 2015 election if he does take over from Cameron.

But, in today's environment, it would be foolish to predict that anybody is beyond reproach which complicates the process of filling the vacancies.

It would be foolish, though, to predict the outcome by looking just at the questions during oral argument.

As that wise man Stevo said on this week's episode of Super League Back Chat, it's foolish trying to predict the outcome of a game this far out.

Nobody could be foolish enough to predict who will win next Thursday, based on a few days of campaigning and one debate.

But I am not so foolish as to predict from these data points the date when I will break the world record (or the speed of sound, or light, for that matter).

The new president's controversial comments about NATO, Israel, and China have left many world leaders unsettled, while his casual approach to diplomacy has taught the rest of the world that it would be foolish to try to predict his next move.