Sentence examples for predict its outcome from inspiring English sources

It is clear that a serious debate has begun, and at this point it is impossible to predict its outcome.

While it is practically impossible to predict its outcome in a few generations, and beyond the important distinctions between different Arab countries, by far the most likely trajectory of what we have witnessed in the last two years suggests that in the foreseeable future the challenge to those assumptions in the mainstream of the Arab World will only intensify.

The scientists hope the images will help them identify specific brain changes linked to concussion, which will make it easier to diagnose the injury and predict its outcome.

While it's difficult to define "pivot" and impossible to predict its outcome, you can drown out the noise and clearly ask yourself: "what do I define as success".

And they are supposed to predict its outcome.

A Justice Department spokesman, John Russell, had no comment on the timetable for the inquiry, nor would he predict its outcome.

Lacking sound knowledge and theory, we cannot assess the value of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) [1] or predict its outcomes [2].

The scope of global organizations requires Big Data, but I'd argue that there are ways to measure the boss's behavior — good or bad or indifferent (which is bad, but I'll get to that one soon) — and ways to predict its outcomes as well.

This paper develops a theoretical framework for understanding LCFs' technology strategy and predicting its outcome, then applies it to the cases of three Chinese firms in sectors at different levels of technology intensity.

Why is Clinton more capable of leading our nation than Sanders, if it was Vermont's Senator who voted against Iraq and predicted its outcome, while Clinton calls her vote a "mistake"?

Such a rise will be uneven because of gravitational effects and human intervention, so predicting its outcome in any one place is difficult.