Sentence examples for predict the fortunes from inspiring English sources
By applying Wriston's Law of capital and talent flow you can predict the fortunes of companies, countries, states and cities.
He said capital (meaning both money and ideas), when freed to travel at the speed of light, "will go where it is wanted, stay where it is well-treated…." By applying Wriston's Law of capital and talent flow, you can predict the fortunes of countries and companies.
As the Tour de France peloton rolls out of Leeds this morning, predicting the exact fortunes of the 198 riders in it over the next three weeks is obviously impossible.
A new report from Global Media Intelligence on Friday predicted that the fortunes of movie theater operators like Regal Entertainment and Cinemark Holdings would be "increasingly favorable against a backdrop of highly negative economic news".
One could insist that fortune teller can predict the player's choice only based on relevant knowledge of that person's past or present behavior or state of mind (compatibilism).
"I can't predict the future," she said, fumbling with a message from a fortune cookie that offered no clues.
The failure of most economists to predict the two big cases of the Great Depression and the recent Financial Crisis suggests that their fortune telling abilities are limited.
Losing preseason records for the Giants have not accurately predicted the team's fortunes in the regular season.
This realist theory not only casts light on the way life first emerged on earth, it also explains and predicts the systematically fluctuating fortunes of both nature and human society.
More than three decades into the women's movement, 17 years after Fortune magazine predicted the demise of the corporate wife, a vast majority of chief executives at the nation's top corporations are not only men, but married men with stay-at-home wives, ever ready to journey with them and be at their sides in public.
Cassandra can only wish the best of luck to all teams, and to the pundits who have to predict their fortunes.
