Sentence examples for predicted a big from inspiring English sources

Haarde predicted "a big drop in G.D.P.

"A few days ago he [Rove] predicted a big Romney win.

And, apart from Elaine Garzarelli, a stock analyst at Shearson Lehman, virtually nobody predicted a big sell-off.

The Muslim Brotherhood, the main Islamist group aligned with President Mohamed Morsi, predicted a big win for ratification.

Austan Goolsbee, a former chief economist to Mr. Obama, predicted "a big messaging headache the whole year".

Even wheat, which had fallen in recent months as traders and growers predicted a big crop, rose 60 cents to $8.69 a bushel.

Osborne was forced to reel out grim growth figures published by the OBR, which also predicted a bigger hole in the public finances in coming years than it had previously expected.

These were her (for 88% of participants were women) initial body-mass index (BMI a rough measure of how overweight she was); how many times she weighed herself; and how many friends she had within the network.A higher starting BMI predicted a bigger weight loss, as did a propensity for frequent weigh-ins.

Of those who expressed an opinion on the knock-on effects of accepting the cash, 29% predicted a bigger rise in subsequent years, 18% predicted additional savings or cuts and 18% said there would be no effect.

Eurostar predicts a big bump in ridership.

Just 19, lot of game, something of a good sort, I'm predicting a Big Future.