Sentence examples similar to predict for something from inspiring English sources

What did you predict for "Girl Crush"?

Bible pundits predict for the coming year.

As the Canadian scholar Melba Cuddy-Keane, who transcribed the debate in the PMLA, points out, Woolf's argument seems to predict the need for something like the e-book — a cost-effective, eco-friendly, and disposable alternative to cloth-bound volumes.

The academy's attitude to the big money-makers is still ambivalent; witness the annual game everyone goes through trying to predict a nomination for something like Harry Potter – or is it the new Christopher Nolan?

(Something I've been predicting for a while).

You can't predict where something will lead you.

The scientists were not convicted for failing to predict an earthquake, something Billi says was impossible to do, but for their complete failure to properly analyze, and to explain, the threat posed by the swarm.

That's something similar to what Apple watchers have been predicting for years from the Cupertino, Calif., company.

The polls predict something close to debacle for him.

And similarly for theories that predict or explain something about the probability of schizophrenia conditional on some genetic factor or a theory that predicted or explained the probability of faulty diagnoses of schizophrenia conditional on facts about the psychiatrist's training.

That led evolutionary biologists to predict something similar might be true for another couple-forming, home-building species, Homo sapiens.