Sentence examples for predict that it would be from inspiring English sources

But he is willing to make one guess about the species, having seen its modern relatives in Amazonian markets: "I would predict that it would be a fine eating fish".

Critics of Live Nation, which lost nearly $12 million last year, predict that it would be difficult to turn a profit on the arrangement, given the continuing decline in record sales and the mixed track record of artist-run ventures.

Pundits (myself included) were quick to applaud the device and predict that it would be a huge seller.

If TRAP release on vitronectin-coated coverslips reflects resorptive behavior, we would predict that it would be suppressed by calcitonin.

As acquired immunity to blood-stage malaria was thought to be primarily antibody-mediated, one might predict that it would be largely unaffected, particularly as cytokine patterns in HIV-infected individuals are said to be associated with a shift to Th2-type responses [ 5].

As far back as 1979, Robert Byrd, who revered the Senate, predicted that it would be paralyzed unless fundamental changes in its governing rules were made to limit filibusters.

And she predicted that it would be.

Democrats have predicted that it would be closer to $8 billion.

Mr. Spano himself predicted that it would be a couple of weeks before the outcome was known.

"But no one could have predicted that it would be this widespread".

Dinsdale predicted that it would be of interest to general readers as well as scholars.