Sentence examples for not willing to predict from inspiring English sources

Even those who have done well throughout the recent recession are not willing to predict that the future will be as sunny.

But Mr. Parke and other professional investors were not willing to predict that the sharp turnaround signaled a market bottom.

"The economy is trying to get started," he said, "but we're not willing to predict that we're out of the woods".

But the slight did not seem to bother Reyes, who bubbles with so much confidence that he is willing to predict he will get much better.

Allegations of rigging were widespread, even though a vote has not yet been cast, but few were willing to predict what kind of backlash there would be.

Ever cautious, Mr. Van Hollen is still not ready to put a number on his expectations, but he is willing to predict that the Democrats will once again increase their ranks in Congress.

While it is refreshing to find someone willing to predict an end to the country's malaise, the prediction is not exactly bold, given the time frame.

Are you willing to predict the year you will die?

For now, no one is willing to predict whether Valero and Ultramar will be forced to sell a California refinery, but Mr. Greehey, 65, is not willing to let fate run its course.

But no party is willing to predict precisely what that impact will be.

No one is willing to predict with certainty how the question will play out.