Sentence examples for predict says from inspiring English sources

Hard to predict, says Levine.

Precisely which applications is hard to predict, says Harrison.

"Markets are hard to predict," says Sachs. "But even if there's 'only' a 65% probability the markets go haywire, its a risk we cannot afford to take.

A big question is whether MIDs, netbooks and nettops will be as successful as many predict, says Dean McCarron of Mercury Research, a market-research firm.

"There's this social aspect to adoption that's always hard to predict," says Tom Martin, a wearable-computing expert at Virginia Tech.

"The big question mark is whether the heaviest band of snow fringes us and ends up to our north across Pennsylvania like the high resolution NAM model and to a lesser extent European model predict, or ends up right over us like the Canadian models predict," says Wes Junker, Capital Weather Gang's winter weather expert.

"It's very difficult to predict," said Dr Shanahan.

"The UK is difficult to predict," said Schultz on a conference call last night.

This is because the advanced computational method is able to reproduce and predict, say, failure processes, if accurate constitutive relations are given.

"There's no precedent; there's no way to predict," said Steven A. Greenberg, a pollster at Siena College.

"It's in a lot of cyclical businesses that are very hard to predict," said William Leach, an analyst at Banc of America Securities Inc.