Sentence examples for i predict with from inspiring English sources

I predict, with a little effort and time, they would be pleased with a quieter and healthier experience than snowmobiles can give you.

I have no idea what the outcome will be next time and nor does anyone else, but I predict with confidence that the campaign will be unique and that if Cameron and Osborne attempt to copy the past it will go wrong as it did in 2010.

I predict with clients that they're probably going to lie to me, and they still do it.

I predict with great confidence that all will come out and say such a discovery is completely consistent with religious teachings.

The day after Trump won the election, Sebastian Gorka said, "I predict with absolute certitude, the jettisoning of concepts such as CVE".

This speaks to the wider issue of automation in society and how to protect working rights and a minimum viable living wage for all, something that in 5 to 10 years will be headline news I predict with the rise of robotics and AI. References http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-37125575 https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/aug/11/deliveroo-couriers-demonstrate-against-new-contract.

Many years ago, when people began jogging, I predicted, with the confidence of untried youth, that jogging was a fad that couldn't last.

I inherited witchcraft from my mother when I was in her womb, from the age of seven I started seeing unborn babies in my mother's womb, and I could predict with precision of sex an unborn child … and starting at the age of five, I started healing people like a grown-up herbalist".

Indeed, based on the opinion polls, I can predict with a good deal of confidence that neither candidate will win by more than five points.

What I can predict with much more accuracy is that today will see another incredible programme of events (and even the odd movie star).

But I can predict with confidence that another familiar movie face, Kristin Scott Thomas, will seem right at home in Ian Rickson's production of Chekhov's "Seagull," which I caught (and loved) in London in 2006.