Sentence examples for issuing predictions from inspiring English sources

Few are issuing predictions.

Having the Bayesian network issuing predictions on castings' validity, that would not be enough without giving those forecasts a proper use.

The lighting corporation wasn't issuing predictions about how much the Energy Star qualification would drive sales of its Ambient 12.5 watt bulbs.

"If there's anyone who has figured it out, I haven't heard, that's for sure," said Douglas Biesecker, a physicist at the Space Weather Prediction Center and the chairman of a panel that had issued predictions about the solar cycle.

Consumer Reports does not issue predictions for new or overhauled models.

However, Gray and Klotzbach were able to issue predictions for the 2014 season.

When the antimicrobial drug era began, scientists were impressed by the milestones of antimicrobial agent discovery and issued predictions about the future of antimicrobial resistance that seem overly optimistic today (38).

Andrew Lloyd Webber repeated this Miliband/Sturgeon theory in the same edition, issuing dark predictions about pre-Bismarck Germany and even darker promotional shoutouts to all the rubbish-sounding musicals he's currently working on.

From time to time, he dispenses optimism, of a sort: he's not having the standard-issue predictions of steadily-rising global temperatures, and thinks that though the Earth could suddenly heat up in a way that few models have so far predicted, we might also have longer to prepare than some people think.

[The Guardian] A proposed law pending in the North Carolina state legislature would prevent state agencies from issuing any prediction of sea-level rise that indicates that the rise is accelerating.

They issued temperate predictions in 2012.