Sentence examples for future is predicted from inspiring English sources

A grim future is predicted for the islands unless more is done to improve the native Hawaiians' economic status.

In the second section, Israel's future is predicted as being glorious, and it is told that out of Bethlehem will come a ruler of the line of David who will bring peace to the earth.

A great future was predicted but subsequent attempts proved tougher.

When Margaret Thatcher privatised it 16 years later, an unexciting future was predicted in a market then dominated by GE and Pratt & Whitney.

Gourcuff's inclusion in the 26-man squad therefore came as something of a surprise, but how has a player for whom such a bright future was predicted fallen so far?

In particular, the electrification of transport and heating, which is forecasted for the near future, are predicted to be the main contributors to the changes in the electricity demand.

The genetic composition of the future cow population of Australian Holstein-Friesian (HF) and Jersey up to 6 years into the future was predicted.

"Where's Mao? Chinese Revise History Books'' (front page, Sept. 1) reminded me of the old joke that in the Soviet Union, the only thing more difficult than predicting the future was predicting the past.

After falling 3.8% overnight on Tuesday, the Nikkei futures were predicting a similar fall when the market reopened.

The future demand is predicted by a queueing-network model.

Much of this future increase is predicted to come from emerging markets, like that of India.