Sentence examples for host of predictions from inspiring English sources

The forecasts are the most recent in a host of predictions for robust growth signaling a possible end to the recession that began after the dot-com bubble burst in late 2000.

In the past few years, a host of prediction markets, as they're usually called, have appeared online, offering people the chance to speculate on subjects ranging from the box-office performance of Hollywood films to the outcome of Presidential elections and the spread of bird flu.

Crucially, the theory raised a host of other predictions that scientists have been confirming for the past century.

A theory based on such assumptions might capture the facts, but it would be clearly ad hoc, and would generate a host of false predictions, as well.

Frankly, there are a host of such prediction programs available, and they give various predictions.

markier remains a clear leader, but there were a host of 5/6 correct predictions last week to close the gap a little.

He has spent the great majority of his 61 years building bigger and better planes and in making good a host of theories and predictions earlier regarded as fantastic".

In addition, the IEDB hosts a collection of prediction tools for both MHC class I and II restricted T-cell epitopes that are regularly updated.

He still battles stereotypes and a host of dire (if unproved) psychological predictions; tens of thousands of boys (and some girls) in this country receive injections of human growth hormone, the pituitary secretion pivotal to the complex hormonal cascade that mediates height.

Design of protein domain mimetics is in principle rather straightforward but is enabled by a host of computational strategies that provide predictions of important residues that should be mimicked.

General relativity makes a host of bizarre but very specific predictions about how gravity affects matter and light.