Sentence examples for predict trouble from inspiring English sources

Long lines of people wait in the rain for public buses, which have been diverted to ferry people to the march.Some predict trouble if Mr Ortega resorts to fraud once again.

They may be unskilled by the standards of a sophisticated economy like Thailand's, but what they have learned overseas could make them invaluable to a revival of Myanmar's economy.Some predict trouble for Thailand if many Burmese return to Myanmar.

Feeding their findings into pattern-recognition computer software, the authors have isolated the distinctive patterns of brain activation that could predict trouble ahead.

Sal predicts "trouble", and the reader predicts it too.

And he predicts trouble if Cameron does not see that.

These are conditions in which the contact hypothesis predicts trouble.

Professor Nicola Whitton of Manchester Metropolitan University is among those predicting trouble.

Being either dependent or ­intensive predicted trouble: school failure, smoking, excessive boozing, ­depression and dope smoking.

The €52bn gap between pledged spending and the spending cap insisted on by Britain had critics predicting trouble ahead.

In October, he predicted trouble for the company, based on a thorough dissection of its third-quarter earnings.

But the United States Animal Health Association, an independent group led by state veterinarians, predicts trouble if there is an outbreak.