Sentence examples for for having predicted from inspiring English sources

The analyst, said Mr. Chu, believed that he had to compensate for having predicted earlier that Samsung shares would climb much higher than they did.

One source of contention was the planned appearance at the hearings of Steven Eisman, a hedge fund manager known for having predicted the housing market crash.

Hansen, director at the Goddard Institute for Space Studies, New York City, was honoured for having predicted global warming and for having warned of its dangers.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies is the latest respected economic thinktank to be rubbished by the Vote Leave campaigners for having predicted that leaving the EU would make Britain worse off in the short term.

Mr. Morris, the former Clinton strategist who is now an analyst for Fox News, acknowledged Wednesday that he had "egg on his face" for having predicted a Romney landslide.

It wasn't until the banking crisis of 2008 that he started to shine – he had continuously berated then prime minister Gordon Brown over house prices and consumer debt in the run up to the crash, and won a reputation for having predicted it.

Ratings agency Moody's gained 2% after billionaire Warren Buffett defended the firm for not having predicted the subprime mortgage meltdown, the precursor of the recent recession.

For the past 13 years, he notes, the director-general for meteorology has predicted "normal monsoon" for the country.

John D. Morris of Gerard Klauer Mattison, for example, has predicted that total apparel sales could decline 3percentto5percentcent for the season.

Lawyers for the detainees have predicted for months that some would kill themselves.

For centuries, experts have predicted that machines would make workers obsolete.