Sentence examples for predict after from inspiring English sources

It is as hard to predict after round one as it was before it.

That is hard to predict after another highly regarded colt turned in an awful performance in his last major prep race.

But not for a chaotic trajectory: Trying to predict exactly where an initial point goes after a long time is akin to trying to predict, after a million tosses of a coin, whether the million-and-first toss will be a head or a tail.

With quarterly earnings season in full swing, companies are reporting in hard numbers what analysts and business leaders could only predict after the March 11 disaster: consumer sales were lost; breaks with suppliers have led to output cuts; and earnings weakened.

I wonder what Nautilus would predict, after reading articles about the Google DeepMind Challenge and how that's going.

The only paper to predict, after Bryan gave his speech, that he would not be nominated was The Wall Street Journal, which stated, "Bryan has had his day".

Despite the questions, Senator Kennedy predicted after the hearing that Dr. Carmona would be confirmed.

As Mr. Pruner might have predicted after his surprise bill, the answer was rather negative.

Conservatives predicted after the Supreme Court decision last week that Mr. Bush would be forced to embrace vouchers more publicly.

Many Lincoln Center officials predicted after the merger fell through that Mr. Guenther would be forced to step down.

A 0.6percentt gain, excluding orders in the volatile transportation sector, is predicted, after a 0.5percentt dip in June.