Sentence examples for merely predict from inspiring English sources

Or merely predict how we eat now, with food at the center of nearly every relationship?

Rather, Bafumi et al and Abramowitz's results merely predict that a 5pt lead now probably won't hold through the election.

If we're an engine manufacturer, is it useful to merely predict that the assembly line will produce a faulty component 1percentt of the time, or is it more helpful to be able to understand all the knobs and levers that contribute to the failure so we can actually change the future and our processes?

These results confirm that the induction of psychomotor sensitization can be powerfully modulated by environmental context and further establish that, although contextual stimuli associated with a distinct test environment promote robust sensitization, discrete cues that merely predict drug administration do not have this property.

Third, and most importantly, the modeling does not merely predict an increase of medulla axon number, it does so quantitatively and with accurate spatial information.

For some hobbyists, monitoring the weather means more than merely predicting fair skies or foul.

Science does not answer these questions: as befits a scientist, Lewontin's approach is more pragmatic, and tends to the view that science merely predicts things.

Meanwhile the unfortunate Joy, stricken by a terminal disease, is further demented by the notion that Bethany isn't merely predicting these events, but causing them.

It must be noted that RBG never endorsed or promoted Hillary Clinton, she merely predicted her victory in November and revealed that she's a member of the growing Never Trump movement.

Ofsted's claim in Bosher's investigation that Ormiston Victory had merely predicted the timing of its inspection on the basis that it would be two weeks after the one at Venture, as had been the case in 2012, now looks hollow.

These bears are merely predicting that the intense rally since March will at some point run its course, too.