Sentence examples for met predictions from inspiring English sources

Hardly anyone in the construction industry seems to think this can now be met: predictions are that this year we will build only about 75,000 homes and next year will be worse, which means we're a long way from the 240,000 a year required by 2016.

In a recent less-popular natural havoc caused by rains in peninsular India, the twitter hashtag #chennairains was instrumental in communicating status and accurate met predictions to locals, which was useful in relief efforts.

In addition to the geospatial and genetic analyses above, our phylogenetic and historical-demographic results also met predictions of the expansion-contraction model.

Still, even meeting predictions may not be enough to ward off trouble for stocks.

"What we have instead is a failure to meet predictions, not even promises," the judge said.

Eurostar's passenger numbers initially failed to meet predictions.

I split the deck and she asked a round of questions, writing down the names of people I would meet, predictions for the next three to six months and the meanings of the cards on the table.

Overall, the correlations with the four TSQM II scale scores were consistent with predictions (4/4 correlations meeting predictions; Table 6).

The company, which makes Cheerios cereal, Yoplait yogurts and other foods, met analyst predictions for the quarter.

Weakness in 1977-79, 1985-88 and 1993-95 was each time met with predictions that governments were about to switch their reserves into another currency.

The proposals have been met with predictions that closing centres, with the associated redundancies, will mean the loss of valuable local knowledge, increasing the risk to lives.