Sentence examples for ones predicting that from inspiring English sources

IDEO's designers are not the only ones predicting that the book is going to morph into some hybrid gaming experience, in which readers can interact with characters and even contribute to the story – like a multimedia version of those fantasy books I loved when I was 10, where you turned to a different page depending on which door you opened (do they still exist?).

Once confident that we could segregate and identify nrd−/− embryos from their siblings solely on the lack of spontaneously occurring muscle contractions while still in their chorions (Fig. 2A, top), we screened dishes of embryos, pulling out the non-motile ones predicting that they would be nrd−/−.

But Richard Bilotti, a Morgan Stanley analyst, for one, predicts that beyond 2005, Disney's earnings growth is more likely to be in the range of 6percentto8percentcent.

The first and third ones predict that the odd sensation only occurs for a stopped escalator, and the third one further predicts the emergence of the habitual motor program as a necessary condition for the odd sensation.

While he says that an initial public offering is on his mind, he has no immediate plans for one, predicting that he can break into the European Internet market without a major cash outlay for a brand-building campaign.

On the phenotypic level, one predicts that the sex-specific parent offspring covariance for traits under selection evolves after many generations of either selection pressure.

No one predicted that trend when Twenty20 was launched.

No one predicted that pitchers would rule in this series, and it was an accurate call.

Mr. Straus, for one, predicts that these smaller events will function more like regional film societies.

Though no one predicts that the measure is headed toward defeat, it faces high hurdles.

A decade ago, he noted, no one predicted that cellphones and text messaging would lead to traffic accidents caused by distracted drivers.