Sentence examples for once again predicted from inspiring English sources

Elan rose 11% on Thursday after the Ireland-based drug firm once again predicted a comeback for its suspended Tysabri drug.

In these verses he once again predicted the advent of an epoch of unity and peace: impiety, deception, lying and disputes would be abolished; work, distributed among everyone, would be turned from painful labor into a game; lambs would no longer fear wolves; and sovereigns would rule for the benefit of their people.

It was similarly expressed in 37% of node-positive patients, in whom it once again predicted poor survival (P = 3.6 × 10-14).

I'm doubling down on a bad prediction made last year, and once again predicting that Paul Ryan will be successful in reining in the Tea Partiers.

In "The End of Discovery", Russell Stannard once again predicts its demise.Mr Stannard bases his argument on three ideas.

That we have returned to the bad old days where parents will be once again predicting for their children a life of loneliness or doom.

The economy does still have some bright spots, and they could grow in coming months, just as policy makers and private forecasters are, once again, predicting.

Maybe a vigorous, though still invisible, economic recovery will deliver the sustained, double-digit earnings growth that analysts -- apparently not chastened at all by recent history -- are once again predicting.

Bill Kristol once again predicts that health care reform will fail, which basically means it will pass.

But observers are once again predicting Iraq's collapse and in the morgue, the number of victims is mounting.

When the US killed Osama bin Laden in May 2011, US counterterrorism officials were once again predicting al Qaeda's imminent collapse.