Sentence examples for great predictors from inspiring English sources

"GCSE results do have a great bearing on university acceptances in some subjects," says Hunt. "Certain universities see GCSEs as great predictors.

The problem with traditional volatility gauges is that they've never been great predictors of future market activity.

Quarterback interceptions during the regular season are great predictors of Super Bowl success, but quarterback rating is not.

I recently read an article in The New York Times about a program that had been proving for many years what lots of people had long suspected — that SAT scores are not necessarily great predictors of college success.

Extremes like these are great predictors of higher markets a few months hence.

Polls today may not be great predictors of the final ballot, but they can give insight into who has (and who lacks) momentum.

"I don't think it's a great predictor," this aide said.

Joseph Roth, who died as Hitler began to destroy Europe, was a great predictor of doom — civilization's and his own.

"The chance of any single factor being a great predictor is probably low," he said.

By Willing Davidson January 6 , 2012Joseph Roth, who died as Hitler began to destroy Europe, was a great predictor of doom — civilization's and his own.

Second and third photographs by Imagno/Getty Images Joseph Roth, who died as Hitler began to destroy Europe, was a great predictor of doom — civilization's and his own.