Sentence examples for much predicted from inspiring English sources

(Note that even though the 3-species method detects only 1/4 of the 4-species predicted blocks, adjustment by this factor would still yield less functional predictions than the yeasts – which have 10× as much predicted functional sequence).

They pretty much predicted doom and gloom 20 years from now.

A land value tax could be the best way to forestall a much predicted return to sharply rising property prices in 2011.

"I don't necessarily think it's the reality," the source close to the union said of the possibility of a much predicted bitter labor dispute.

The company's 2.2percentt decline over the last nine weeks was "pretty much predicted," said Gilbert W. Harrison, chairman of Financo, an investment bank based in New York.

All of which has fueled concerns that Britain is laying plans for what political and financial pundits have dubbed "Brixit," a variant on "Grexit" — the shorthand for Greece's much predicted if currently forestalled departure from the euro zone.

If you're following "trends" in the field, you can pretty much predict the predictions.

You can pretty much predict the rest.

Explanation is also important, and there are plenty of sciences that do a lot of explaining and not much predicting.

"Now we can pretty much predict that, if we put A and B together and provide the right environmental conditions, a mating is likely to be successful," he said.

"In any election in Florida," he said, "if you know who wins the I-4 corridor, you can pretty much predict what the outcome of the election will be".