Sentence examples for predict maybe it from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to predict – maybe it will become as big as the paperback is now.

When I watch it now, I see it as predicting — maybe I'm exaggerating — the revolution in a way.

He said the next mayor would have a balanced budget by the end of the year, and, he predicted, maybe even a surplus.

Well, if they can't predict it, maybe they shouldn't make such conspicuous promises about preventing it.

If they can't predict it, maybe they shouldn't make such conspicuous promises about preventing it.

Maybe it will, sooner than DeSantis predicts.

Don't anticipate the spoiled element coming up, or try to predict when it will happen; maybe the spoiler wasn't even true?

Maybe it wasn't, as Mosley had predicted, "an excellent fight," and maybe not even a good one, but it was nevertheless a satisfying one, in the way that a movie ending can be satisfying, even if it's neither happy nor surprising, so long as it really feels like an ending.

But maybe it will happen faster than the models predict.

It is difficult to predict but maybe in Monaco you need less power.

Maybe it's not as dead as all we gloom merchants predicted.