Sentence examples for predicted, for example, from inspiring English sources

None predicted, for example, that by year-end, the market would fall.

Based on these calculations, the Davis model predicted, for example, a stress reduction with increasing ion energy.

Eskom's woes crumbling old power stations, delays in the building of new plant were widely predicted, for example in a white paper written for the government in 1998.

Clayton Williams, a Texas oilman whom she narrowly beat in the 1990 race for the governorship, predicted, for example, that he would "head and hoof her and drag her through the dirt" in the election.

From one aspect of a given verb the shape and even the existence of the other two aspects could not be predicted; for example, *H1es- 'be' had only the imperfective aspect.

Who could have predicted, for example, that Americans would spend some $70m in just three days last week to see "300", a poorly reviewed film featuring a Scottish-accented Spartan warrior?

Despite the high sensitivity of gene prediction methods, certain genes may still be difficult to predict, for example, genes of very short length or genes encoded by heterologous DNA.

These programs can predict, for example, the revenues that should be collected for a given list of delivered services.

The effect of a one-child policy on how couples decide to have children is impossible to predict, for example.

They may predict, for example, the masses and interactions of the various fundamental particles (quarks, leptons and so forth).

Census statisticians predict, for example, that the percentage of the American population that is of Hispanic origin will be 18percentt in 2025, compared with 9percentt in 1990.