Sentence examples for later predicting a from inspiring English sources

On to 1914 when the U.S Bureau of Mines assessed America's supply of oil to be adequate for only ten more years, and then upping the rhetoric two years later, predicting "a crisis of the first magnitude".

He later predicted a city of buildings literally half a mile high, with escalators on the outside.

Early models predicted linear levels whereas the later models predicted A-weighted levels.

Presumably this triggered the release of new forecasts from Migration Watch a few days later, predicting additional immigration of 50,000 people per year, based on the events of 2004.

The model predicts large marginal assimilation rates in the initial years after arrival, but also indicates fast and high depreciation of human capital later, thus predicting an early and very large "penalty" for the age for immigrants, which is highly unrealistic.

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".

We know that Stone later predicted more WikiLeaks releases.

He later predicted that the Republicans would gain enough Senate seats to take organiza tional control.

Mark Twain, born that year, would later predict (correctly) his own death when it next appeared in 1910.

He later predicted that the debate would get the worst ratings of any this year.

In 2004 the WHO estimated 64 million global cases of COPD and later predicted COPD to become the third leading cause of death by 2030 [ 2].