Sentence examples for history predicted from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be the fastest race in history," predicted Pellegrini.

"This is an important harbinger of what is going to come and people in Philadelphia will see this as important part of their history," predicted Kelly Brownell, dean of the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University, who is an advocate of the soda tax.

Conclusions: A combination of laboratory parameters and past history predicted true bacteraemia at hospital admission.

These included some soils of known past use and others with history predicted by satellite imagery.

These are geography where she was predicted A* and she got a B, English language where she had extra tuition and was expecting an A and got B, history predicted high A got a B and music predicted A and got C. Is there anyway to find out what went wrong?

Anxiety, high estimation of population risk and lesser family history predicted overestimation of absolute risk, whereas high estimation of population risk and a strong family history predicted underestimation of comparative risk.

"Voters should ask themselves: 'Does his history predict what he's going to do as president?

When Mr. Gore is thinking about how far to pursue his case, he ought to remember that when you start an administration with confusion about the Electoral College, history predicts that the ultimate winner will be a one-term wonder.

This study investigated whether attachment history predicts unique variance in body mass index in young women.

This study examined whether prior depression history predicts deterioration of physical health in community-dwelling older adults.

Of course I try to invest in companies that I expect to be "sure things," but I also know that history predicts that at least 60% of my investments are going to be complete financial failures.