Sentence examples for has predicted for from inspiring English sources

Bradway has predicted for a month that the Moss negotiations would go down to the wire.

Extra demand for assessments from carers and people who pay for their own care has been budgeted for, the government insists, but it has done little to close the £4.3bn funding gap the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (Adass) has predicted for social care by 2020.

By the way, you can see what Guardian writers have predicted for the tournament here.

It's not the life she would have predicted for herself.

But that is precisely what Department of Transportation officials have predicted for 2020.

That figure is larger than what analysts had predicted for the science-fiction flop.

But as he had predicted for a week, he dropped in the standings, into fourth.

And hardly anyone would have predicted for him the kind of career he has had as a clergyman.

"This is exactly what climate scientists have predicted for at least the last thirty years," he said.

After winning a silver medal, Williams is eager to pursue the stardom that many have predicted for him.

But still – as a trio of heroines, it's a moodboard no one would have predicted for red-carpet season.