Others have been less pessimistic in their predictions.
Now that the number may be ascertainable, biologists are being more cautious in their predictions.
But analysts, generally conservative in their predictions, said the results were solid but contained few surprises.
The Forward in Faith priests I met were grim in their predictions.
Some recent messages have been ominous in their predictions of what the legislation means for America.
The foxes weren't just more cautious in their predictions, they were a lot more accurate.
Others were more dire in their predictions of higher expenses, and ultimately higher prices at the pump.
But scientists are somewhat cautious in their predictions, given that sea ice is prone to natural variability.
Pollsters, who have not always been accurate in their predictions of Palestinian voting, say Fatah should win.
So expect England to prevail with one proviso: it seems that the so-called experts – or even the bookies – are not always right in their predictions.
Twenty years ago, a US psychologist called Philip Tetlock worked himself up into a rage at how rarely pundits ever admitted the errors in their predictions.
