Sentence examples for he predicted however from inspiring English sources

He predicted, however, that the proposal could backfire.

He predicted, however, that such a piece would be "incomprehensible in the Western context," and was apparently reluctant to write it down: "I didn't wish it to appear, even to me, as something easy to do or as a joke," he said at the time.

He predicted, however, that the militias would eventually retake Ramadi.

He predicts, however, that Lampard and Gerrard could find it tricky initially.

"He hasn't trained his heart -- that's why there are such problems," he said, predicting, however, that he would become a great champion: "His spirit is going forward".

Its existence had been predicted, however, by Dirac after he had formulated the quantum mechanical equations describing the behaviour of an electron (see below).

What those protesters couldn't have predicted, however, is that Jesus himself would appear at Pride to reassure them that, yes, he loves queer people, too.

What no-one predicted, however, was Britain to qualify.

A spokesman for Gov. George E. Pataki's Empire State Development Corporation predicted, however, that the deal would go through.

While an earthquake cannot be predicted, however, computer modeling can be used to describe its likely effects.

The National Business Travel Association, which represents more than 1,300 corporate travel managers, predicted, however, that the new fee could raise costs for companies.