Sentence examples for predict much from inspiring English sources

In truth, the Globes do not predict much.

Second, the study found that how much buzz a show gets does not predict much about how it will do.

I predict much dramatic late-night cello-ing from her and much sexual frustration exploitable by malevolent spirits from him.

THE residential condominium market continues to grow on Long Island and builders predict much more to come as buyers purchase units from architects' plans or computer programs.

The LSAT, as the half-day exam is known, does not claim to predict much beyond a student's performance in law school.

In truth they do not predict much, partly because Globe voters give out two top prizes for movies, one for drama and one for best comedy-musical.

This very impressive novel, written in 1908, considers this and other questions while offhandedly predicting much of 20th-century history.

And the company is predicting much the same for 2011, according to its annual filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

When Kim Jong-un took over as "supreme leader" in December, few North Korea-watchers predicted much good would come of it.

Teachers can let us know if a student has average GCSEs, why that might be and why they're predicted much better A-levels.

The bank said: Dixons Carphone has derated significantly in recent months and consensus is no longer predicting much earnings growth in outer years.