Sentence examples for overpredicted from inspiring English sources

In the past couple of years, economic forecasters, from Wall Street to the Federal Reserve, have consistently overpredicted inflation and underpredicted economic growth (see chart).

Adam Berinsky, a political scientist at M.I.T. who has written about the "I don't know" voters, points out that while polls overpredicted Mr. Dinkins's support in 1989, they got it right in 1993, when he was running against the same opponent, Rudolph Giuliani.

In the three states where polls in the study overpredicted support for Mr. Obama — Rhode Island, California and New Hampshire — "the desirable thing is to appear unbiased and unprejudiced," Mr. Greenwald said.

If you look at what futurists were predicting 40 or 45 years ago, they somewhat underpredicted progress in IT (except for the artificial intelligence thing), but wildly overpredicted progress in dealing with the material world.

We were conservative on the weight of the material, and we were using a tool that we knew overpredicted damage.

"In the past I would have said 'surely you wouldn't be overpredicting your students on purpose?' And – just this last summer really – I had teachers coming back to me and saying 'actually, yes we would'," Curnock Cook told a conference.

The figures were published after Curnock Cook said some teachers had told her they were "overpredicting" sixth formers' A-level results to help them receive offers from universities.

Because the current gene-finding methods tend to overpredict, each side prefers the lower end of its range, and 30,000 seems to be the new favorite estimate.

The tests still underpredict for females and overpredict for males, and they don't do well for low-income students".