Sentence examples for predict for the from inspiring English sources

"It's good to predict for the next year," she said.

It was close, much closer than current polls predict for the 2008 race.

Mary J. Miller, an assistant director of T. Rowe Price's fixed-income group, said the best she could predict for the bond market this year was "modestly positive returns, but lower than 2003".

Hard to predict, for the UK, is action comedy Keanu, from Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele – the film has already grossed more than $20m in the US, where the pair are big TV stars.

But several of Wall Street's forecasters saw enough bad news in the employment report to predict, for the first time, that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates by the end of the year.

"Sacramento may be a good city to watch in terms of what we can predict for the future," said Chuck Wexler, the executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum.

It's a good thing, however, that No. 2 is still acting like No. 1, because No. 1 may suffer far more than anyone could predict for the worst example of crisis management in the history of the auto industry.

The problem is how do you predict for the advertisers.

But how do you predict for the advertiser?

Differentiation by seller-subjects is substantially less than the theory would predict for the specific framework used.

The learnt model would predict for the next time step only those postures which are feasible during the performance of a particular action.