Sentence examples for making such predictions from inspiring English sources

However, making such predictions in October 1987 would have seemed fanciful.

The naval architect's resources include experience-based formulas that provide approximate values for making such predictions.

It is also more wary of making such predictions, after being forced to reverse rosy forecasts in the past.

Booksellers were wary of making such predictions, but Jon Howells, a spokesman at Waterstones, said The Luminaries was "potentially … a very big seller … it is a historical adventure, it is a murder mystery, which readers always love".

Well, as we've seen, it hasn't quite worked out that way (so perhaps it's time the AOC stopped making such predictions which, besides being inaccurate, could be seen to be millstones hung around the necks of Australia's Olympians).

In making such predictions, known in central bank parlance as "forward guidance," the Fed is trying to reduce borrowing costs by convincing investors that it is safe to accept lower returns.

No system that made such predictions could possibly describe the universe accurately.

But with climate change it is becoming impossible to make such predictions".

Tucker Carlson, the conservative co-host of "Crossfire," who had not made such predictions, called them "glib and stupid".

We would prefer not to be asked to make such predictions, and if asked we will respectfully decline.

The betting would still be on the Tories forming the next government with an overall majority – but the confidence with which commentators make such predictions has gone.