Sentence examples for predict anyway from inspiring English sources

In the absence of unforeseen macro-events (which, by definition, are tough to predict anyway), we think the way to profit in the rest of 2004 will be from individual stock picks.

And you can't predict anything, anyway".

You can't control or predict everything, anyway.

Nobody can really predict the damn future anyway.

Yes, it may mean losing the election in November, but the Republicans are going to lose anyway (I predict).

On the other hand, extremely surprising outcomes may cause people to say that they never could have predicted the outcome anyway, thereby reducing hindsight bias.

Though Ms. Agostini was at the time in a long-term relationship, her friends decided to tell Mr. Livingstone about her anyway, predicting to him that she would soon be single.

He does not expect a triumph for the AAP, but supports it anyway, predicting for it a ten-to-15-year "journey" of improving Indian politics, making it cleaner and filling parliament with honest MPs who can pass stronger laws.

After controlling for a comprehensive set of factors, they find that a "exogenous" 10% increase in number of Airbnb listings in an area (which is to say, an increase that is not driven by other factors which would have increased rents anyway) predicts a 0.42% increase in long-term rents.

"We always expect delays at this time of the year anyway, but we predict the strike will exacerbate these.

But Daniel Sedin emerged from the undisclosed location in which he has been spending the finals to predict the Canucks would win anyway.