Sentence examples for generous prediction from inspiring English sources

In one of those interviews, Mr. Dal Col made the offhand observation that Mrs. Clinton would be in trouble if her primary opponent got 30percentt or more, a generous prediction that would surely have been lost had Mrs. Clinton's aides not made sure to share that particularly high number with any reporter writing a story on the race.

While this set will likely be barebones without fancy "smart" features, this is about as good as it gets for big screen TVs; our generous prediction for 55" TVs, for example, is a full $141 more than this.

In the end, their less generous predictions about peers' behavior tend to be dead-on accurate — for themselves as well as others in the study.

If the Republicans had met their pollsters' more generous predictions (at one time these included House gains of a score or more seats and the five seats in the Senate needed to produce a filibuster-proof majority), they would clearly have portrayed victory as the people's permission to drive the president from office.

Our most generous predictions minimized errors of omission by using historical range information, randomly sampled pseudo-presence data and a generous threshold criterion (MTP).

On Tuesday night, former Georgia House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams became the Democratic nominee for governor, defeating her primary opponent Stacey Evans by over 50 points, claiming victories in urban and rural counties alike and far exceeding even the most generous poll predictions.

We were pretty generous in our predictions, but when you have fuel that was going from 38 cents a gallon seven months ago spiking to $1.15 per gallon in September, that was just unheard of".

The method that we present here aimed to provide both generous and conservative predictions of climatic suitability.

Predictable predictions?

Schools and colleges, she added, could sometimes feel aggrieved when students did not meet their predicted grades even though, on occasion, teachers had been over-generous with their predictions.

On-the-ball schools make generous but sensible grade predictions that cast their pupils in a complimentary light without losing credibility with universities.