Sentence examples for hearing predictions from inspiring English sources

Ever since September 11th, we have been hearing predictions of an imminent economic recovery.

Scott Pelley says he's been hearing predictions that the network evening newscast is doomed ever since he arrived at CBS 27 years ago.

Supporters of President Barack Obama in Chicago are overjoyed to hear predictions that he has won re-election against Republican candidate, Mitt Romney.

As recently as a few decades ago, for example, you could still hear predictions that computers would one day create a paperless office.

In fact, you can go back to the 19th Century to hear predictions oil would run out during the "lives of young men".

In tech-futurist circles, it's pretty commonplace to hear predictions about how some medley of autonomous vehicles and AI-enabled bots will take over doorstep deliveries in the coming years.

The big majority of people are not commercial avoiders," says David Poltrack, the head of CBS research and strategic planning, who has heard predictions of the networks' demise for 20 years.

We had heard predictions of doom if China industrialized, expectations of steadily declining U.S. production, and more and more of our wealth being exported to buy energy.

For years we've heard predictions from Republicans themselves that the GOP is doomed if it doesn't stop alienating an increasingly diverse electorate and start reaching out to Latinos in particular.

Having lived here for a dozen years, I am accustomed to hearing gloomy predictions.

We're hearing dire predictions of doom and gloom, an "end to coffee as we know it".