Sentence examples for later predicted that from inspiring English sources
Nearly every major literary and philosophical figure in New York chose sides in what the writer Irving Howe called a "civil war" among New York intellectuals — a war, he later predicted, that might "die down, simmer," but will perennially "erupt again".
He later predicted that the Republicans would gain enough Senate seats to take organiza tional control.
Plattner seems a bit more humble than he was last spring at a technology fair in Hannover, Germany, when he blamed SAP's image problems in part on the media and later predicted that he would snatch business back from his competitors.
He later predicted that the debate would get the worst ratings of any this year.
Tasch [ 2] "hunted thoroughly" for cladoceran fossils without success in Paleozoic freshwater sediments and later predicted that cladocerans probably arose during the Mesozoic.
We know that Stone later predicted more WikiLeaks releases.
Two weeks later, we predicted that participants who had practiced using reappraisal would be more likely to spontaneously regulate their negative emotions and report being more habitual in so doing.
Later, Ms. Boehm predicted that much of her new patient's physical trouble would turn out to have emotional roots in Somalia.
Previously, humanoid robot focused on the architecture of body and ethical issues, but later, it is predicted that humanoid robots should consider teaching behaviour, student's interest and speech understanding.
Mark Twain, born that year, would later predict (correctly) his own death when it next appeared in 1910.
