Sentence examples for more predicts from inspiring English sources

Premiums will rise by 15-25% or more, predicts Hiscox, a British insurer.

The information technology costs of recovery and relocation after the attacks will be $15.8 billion over three years or more, predicts Computer Economics, a research firm.

But given the robust market for jewelry right now, "I would expect [the Kroc jewels] to make much more," predicts Rahul Kadakia, head of Christie's jewelry department in New York.

And what's more, predicts Power, it's a trading zone that will remain highly resilient to any attempt to destroy it.

In the United States, paternity leave of two weeks or more predicts fathers' more regular involvement with child care activities compared with men who took no leave at all.

An interarm difference in systolic blood pressure of 10 mm Hg or more or 15 mm Hg or more predicts reduced mortality and event free survival over 10 years in people with hypertension in primary care.

Of course, poor, dead Paul could no more predict the outcome of football matches than you or I.

"There will be more," predicted Marissa Gluck, analyst with Jupiter Communications in New York, the Internet research and consulting company.

This is the seventh year Gozo has hosted Bethlehem, and its popularity is growing: 100,000 visitors last December and even more predicted this year.

Once more, predicted results are compared to experimental values giving a reasonable accuracy and slightly safe results.

There was far more predicted habitat contraction in the southern regions of Kazakhstan than anticipated.