Sentence examples for old predictions from inspiring English sources

All the old predictions about our future economy – predictions on which spending plans had been based – have turned out to be wrong.

Your first instinct may be to classify it with the old predictions — see World's Fair, 1964 — that there would soon be a picturephone in every kitchen.

Another advantage of dynamic systems is their archiving feature which enables looking at old predictions and re-evaluating them.

However, as soon as a problem is detected, full preference is given to the observed values, as the old predictions cannot be trusted.

E voF old predictions are generally short and were not split before clustering.

When we repeated the correlation analysis on the set of RCE genes, we found significantly stronger correlations than for the CE genes (fig. 5, average Pearson's R = 0.314 for the old predictions and 0.514 for the new predictions).

Old Prediction: The Internet will revolutionize the music business.

Old Prediction: Internet gambling will be a $5 billion business by 2003.

Old Prediction: The Internet will become more important than television, radio, even the sun.

Old Prediction: Webvan will change the shopping experience as we have come to know it.

Old Prediction: Gasoline will be available for download through your computer.