Sentence examples for keep predicting from inspiring English sources

None of the problems the fossil fuel players keep predicting for renewables seem decisive.

"The truth is, throughout history things keep getting better… But writers and film-makers keep predicting that everything's going to fall apart.

The advantage of crash criticism is that if you keep predicting economic disaster, and survive long enough, sooner or later you will be right.

I thought we might have a discussion of why the runaway inflation he and his allies keep predicting keeps not happening.

And while doomsayers keep predicting a fiscal crisis in Japan, hyping each uptick in interest rates as a sign of the imminent apocalypse, it keeps not happening: Japan's government can still borrow long term at a rate of less than 1 percent.

This algorithm can keep predicting the object position by inferring the interactive force between the object goal and environmental features when the moving object is unobservable.

And so he just kept predicting and winning, predicting and winning.

Sir Ming kept predicting there would be a woman MP challenger.

Politicians and economists kept predicting that the worst was probably over when it wasn't – and isn't.

It's hard to see wages suddenly reverting to those unsustainable, pre-recession, heady days for workers, as the MPC keeps predicting.

See, I think that because you predicted the election with near-100% accuracy Matt Bomer is way more likely to go out with you than with Dick Morris, who predicted a Romney landslide, or with Karl Rove, who kept predicting that Ohio was still in play a week after the election was over.