Sentence examples for predict that what from inspiring English sources

In other areas it is generally easy to predict that what will happen will be whatever Mr Blair wants to happen.

A. First of all, I predict that what we will see out of the younger RenGen is the largest class of entrepreneurs the United States has seen in a long time.

Note that they are not saying that the election will be over in a hour or anything like that; on the contrary, they predict that what is, historically, a close race, will remain one, with at most a couple of percentage points dividing the two men.

I watched the results unfold and remembered clearly the pain I felt at 12 years old hearing my grandmother fearfully predict that what happened would lead to war.

Those of us who have watched him from the start and watch him closely now can predict that what fans are about to see is more than just numbers.

As more and more foreign-born as well as non-European descendants enter Ph.D. programs here, Mr. Prewitt predicts that what he calls the "parochialism" of American social science will further give way, so that "a study of Congress is not assumed to be a study of representative democracy" anywhere, and for all time.

Neither the pitcher nor the consigliere could have predicted that what started out as a friendship 25 years ago would grow into a successful business partnership.

In an amazing admission, the Wall Street CEO predicts that what Wall Street is about to bring America and Europe is a massive destruction of employment and a staggering surge in inequality that will destroy the American dream.

Without Scottish exports of North Sea oil, "it would blow a massive hole in the balance of payments of the U.K". Sturgeon predicted that "what the Treasury says now in the heat of the campaign would be very different to what they say after a democratic vote for independence, when common sense would trump the campaign rhetoric".

[ii] She predicted that "what's going to happen is that the cool girls are going to start wearing makeup at age 9 and 10, and then the kids who are being raised more healthily will end up being targeted and bullied for being uncool".

Some labor experts predict that, based on what the city's largest librarians' union agreed to last month, the city and the teachers are more likely to agree to a raise of 16percentt rather than 20percentt.