Sentence examples for law predicted from inspiring English sources

Campbell's Law predicted this result decades ago.

Nor have there been worst-case scenarios like starvation and homelessness, as some opponents of the 1996 welfare law predicted.

But there was a problem: Bode's law predicted that there ought to be a planet between Mars and Jupiter.

But Scott Winkelman, a lawyer in Washington who specializes in Internet law, predicted that other judges would see the ruling as persuasive and apply it to future decisions.

There are few signs of the widespread deprivation that opponents of the law predicted -- no "children sleeping on grates," as Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Democrat of New York, warned.

Neptune turned out to not fit the pattern at all (being 21 percent closer to the Sun than the law predicted), nor did Pluto, and now Bode's law is of only historical significance.

The law predicts that transistor density will double every 18 months.

The so-called law predicts that the number of transistors that can packed into the same space should double every 18 months.

These officials, still struggling to understand the federal law, predict that many beneficiaries will be confused as longstanding arrangements are disrupted and replaced with private Medicare plans offering different packages of drug benefits under different sets of rules.

The difficulty of human adaptation is, in turn, likely to get worse, he added, because technological innovation — as in Moore's Law (predicting a doubling of computer capacity roughly every two years) — grows exponentially in scope.

On the contrary, the use of PGA by the empirical attenuation law predicts no damage.