Sentence examples for further predicting from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kellner went further, predicting that the regional economy would emerge stronger than before.

Nick Farr-Jones, the Australian captain, went further, predicting that the third Test could develop into "open warfare".

Danny Minton of the Beaumont Sun went further, predicting that The Wicker Man will go down as one of the worst movies of the year.

Lou Sheldon, chairman of the Traditional Values Coalition, an organization of 43,000 churches, went a step further, predicting that Mr. Cheney's remarks might even help Mr. Bush's re-election efforts.

Analysts at UBS go further, predicting the world's largest banks could ultimately take $123 billion to $203 billion of additional write-downs on subprime-related securities, structured investment vehicles, leveraged loans and commercial mortgage lending.

Mr. West, the political science professor at Brown, went further, predicting that after a loss in California on Tuesday, "the media begins to turn against him, McCain's money dries up and he's forced out the race".

This, he further predicted, could enhance "the richness and rigor of spontaneous creation and human interaction".

He further predicted that they would have to make lots of stealthy cuts instead.

The research firm further predicts that workplace gamification will see the greatest growth.

Dr. Wood further predicted that Toumai was "just the tip of an iceberg of taxonomic diversity during hominid evolution five to seven million years ago".

Compatibility is further predicted from dielectric measurements.