Sentence examples for had already predicted from inspiring English sources

Many analysts had already predicted lower consumption this year, and some also expect demand to drop next year.

It took the wraps off the two new iPhones that everyone had already predicted: the iPhone 5C and the iPhone 5S, which will be available on Sept. 20.

He felt he was right and saw it as an act of statesmanship to go to bed with the moral ambitions of Bush, but in a sense Blair's record as the people's prime minister had already predicted such an event.

On that occasion, he also endorsed a statement by Dr. Alexander H. Leighton, another former executive at the Office of War Information, that it had not been necessary to drop the atomic bombs because social scientists had already predicted that Japan would fall.

Rudolph Arnheim, a great theoretician of culture, had already predicted in the 1930s, in his book Film as Art, that human beings would come to confuse the world perceived by their senses and the world interpreted by thought, and would believe that seeing is understanding.

Rockstar had already predicted that the launch would be troubled, describing themselves as "humbled and overwhelmed by the response to Grand Theft Auto V – literally overwhelmed in the case of some of our servers!" The difficulties are continuing into the second day of the launch, with fans taking to social media to complain.

Capital Economics has already predicted Greece will leave in 2012.

Many analysts have already predicted the measure will become law.

The Pataki administration has already predicted a gap of $5 billion to $6 billion for the fiscal year beginning April 1 , 2004

(Mark has already predicted that Tim will stop surfing big Sloat next winter).

Some analysts have already predicted Sainsbury's will just increase its offer.