Sentence examples for predict last from inspiring English sources

We predict Last season's sixth place was impressive and Mallya's bravery in waving goodbye to the experienced, but ineffectual, Sutil in favour of another exciting hotshot deserves to be rewarded.

A proliferation of Web sites devoted to the idea prompted the association to predict last October that "for sale by owner" homes could soon account for one sale in four.

We predict Last season could have been so much better but for the disastrous decision to call Alonso in for an early pit stop in Abu Dhabi, which cost him the title and the head of engineering, Chris Dyer, his job.

A week after the worst night in 23 years for pollsters, a battered and bruised industry has started to focus on an intriguing phenomenon: why did asking about voters' values rather than which party they prefer seem to better predict last Friday's surprise Tory majority?

Those trends, compounded by the 35-day federal government shutdown — which cost the District an estimated $47 million — led DeWitt to predict last month that the District's collection of local tax revenue this year would remain essentially flat after years of growth.

Mr. Cliggott, the only major forecaster to predict last year's broad market decline, cut his 2001 year-end target for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index to 1,100 from 1,200 -- 8.6percentt below current levels.

The upset over the lockouts -- as well as complaints that the acoustics in the Kodak Theater are so poor that some concert promoters have canceled events there -- prompted the administrator of the 76-year-old Shrine Auditorium to predict last week that the academy would opt out of its 20-year lease at the Kodak and return to the Shrine, with its 6,300 seats.

Mr. Plohoros declined to predict yesterday.

As an addict, I can't predict tomorrow.

They predict this year's protests could be the biggest yet.

The proposal comes 3 months after an indictment was issued against seven members of the Italian committee for the evaluation of major risks—among them Boschi for failing to predict last year's quake in L'Aquila, central Italy.