Sentence examples for has previously predicted from inspiring English sources

He has previously predicted that Britain will vote to remain, but says now: "I have no idea how it's going to work out.

Netflix has previously predicted that someday (it hasn't said when) it could have 60 million to 90 million members in the United States, and even more overseas.

First Minister Alex Salmond has previously predicted that the turnout for the referendum could be as high as 80 per cent.

Worse, Bailey Rae has won the BBC's "sound of 2006" poll, which has previously predicted vast success for Tali, Gemma Fox, the Dears and Wiley, and was last year won by the Bravery, a band of whose career one might reasonably say that fireworks last longer.

The RAC has previously predicted that prices could get as low as £1 a litre.

Lord Coe, chairman of London 2012, has previously predicted that the Olympics and its "lasting legacy" would inspire future generations to play sport.

It had previously predicted a 1percentt contraction.

The company had previously predicted sales might reach 540m.

Experts had previously predicted that global warming could cause significant "die-back" of the Amazon.

This is not the whitewash sceptics had previously predicted the inquiry by the former senior Whitehall mandarin would be.

The science that points towards a sensitivity lower than models have previously predicted is still tentative.