Sentence examples for predict a growth from inspiring English sources

With the massive resource gap in statutory provision, it's not difficult to predict a growth in people taking the law into their own hands.

Mr. Kramer and others predict a growth industry for fund-raisers who are willing to work harder at something that few politicians relish: asking people for money.

Last December, Mr. Coen predicted a growth rate for 2007 of 4.8percentt.

She also predicts a growth in tourism with ships entering newly ice-free fjords.

Last year, they had predicted a growth rate of 23percentto25percentcent for the company.

An optimistic World Bank forecast predicts a growth rate from 2016-2020 of about 7 percent annually — a respectable number, but a 30 percent drop from today's rate.

The half-yearly assessment by Germany's six leading economic research institutes predicts a growth rate of only 0.7% of GDP in 2005, followed by 1.5% in 2006.

It also predicted a growth in resources "including US shale oil and gas, Canadian oil sands and Brazilian deepwater, plus a gradual decline in demand, that would see [North America] become almost totally energy self-sufficient" in two decades.

In the latest of its twice-yearly economic forecasts, the commission predicted a growth rate for 2010 of 1.7 percent in the 16-nation euro area, and 1.8 percent for the 27-member European Union.

Equation 4 predicts a growth power law of materials at the frontier line of a drop.

[But] retailers are predicting a growth in demand for rough diamonds for at least ten years".