Sentence examples for initially predicting from inspiring English sources

The polling guru Nate Silver, editor of FiveThirtyEight, said exit polls had done an "awfully bad job" on Tuesday night, initially predicting a Clinton landslide.

"We may well see a dip in overall student applications this summer, but probably far less dramatic than many were initially predicting," said Nicola Dandridge, chief executive of Universities UK, the body that represents UK universities.

2012 will be the year in which we will start to see the impact of the government's reforms to teaching funding It is likely that by September 2012 we will see an overall dip in student applications, though probably far less cataclysmic than many were initially predicting and more like the dip in 2006 when tuition fees tripled to £3,000 which then rectified in subsequent years.

Ratings for this go-round are beating ratings from Beijing, which has led the network to predict it might make a small profit on the games, after initially predicting a $200 million loss.

A reasonable agreement between experiments and predictions is found, largely confirming the initially predicted reduction.

Analysts initially predicted the business would sell for $100 millionn.

Cost, at least in the United States, has also turned out to be a smaller concern than initially predicted.

And they recover more quickly than initially predicted, sometimes within a year or two.

Israeli officials initially predicted that the first phase of the West Bank offensive would prevent any new wave of terrorism for several months.

But soon it became clear that dependable reception required more routers than initially predicted, which drastically raised the cost of building the networks.

As project manager for the Sandoz drug Sandostatin, he had found that the drug turned out to have more uses than initially predicted.