Sentence examples for most predictions the from inspiring English sources

In most predictions, the purity was better for the direct model.

At the 2015 general election, again contrary to most predictions, the Conservatives won a majority against the Labour bogeyman the papers had alternately mocked and feared for the previous five years: "Red" or "Weird" Ed Miliband.

Should this tournament go according to most predictions, the Americans and the Canadians -- the two roughest and most skilled teams in the eight-team field -- could meet for the gold medal.

New consensus or no, what should be acknowledged is that, despite all its obvious shortcomings and defying most predictions, the CCP has managed to create three decades of rapid growth under a relatively stable political system, and it has brought China closer than ever to building the xiaokang shehui, or "moderately well-off society," to which Deng Xiaoping aspired.

On average, the Bayesian method had the most predictions while the error model had the least.

But the chaotic situation on the ground seemed to render most predictions about the future composition of the government tenuous at best.

Most predictions put the team out of the top 25 and in the bottom half of the Big Ten.

The truth is that most predictions about the future of our fast-moving media mix are worthless.

Most predictions had the Tories picking up seats, but the Liberals maintaining a majority.

Most predictions match the experimental data.

By such means did he conclude, against most predictions, during the Labour deputy leadership contest of 2007, that Harriet Harman would beat Alan Johnson.