Sentence examples for predicted a bit from inspiring English sources

He has left the darkest warnings to Vice President Dick Cheney, who predicted a bit more than a week ago that "for the first time in our history, we will probably suffer more casualties here at home in America than will our troops overseas".

Tamar Jacoby of the Manhattan Institute, a think-tank, predicts "a bit of a food fight" in the Senate over the shape of the final bill.

I predicted a fair bit of drunken sloppiness, an extensive list of new and short-lived best friends, and floors so sticky that I'd have to restrict my dancing to arm work only.

But we can do a better job by far on the mechanics to be able to predict a little bit of the future, how fast this is going to happen in the future.

The theoretical model (FLIP) (Bilitza et al., 2007) performs well but tends to predict a little bit higher values.

But our model predicts a little bit denser protoplanets (Fig. 3) than the ones presented by them.

The scheme predicts a high bit-depth pixel from the corresponding low bit-depth pixel through scaling plus offset, where the scale and offset values are estimated from spatial neighboring blocks.

Predicting a school shooting is a bit like predicting where lighting is going to strike the ground.

Table 2 shows that the percentage of residues predicted to be disordered by PONDR® VLXT in proteins from a PDB-Select 90 set is 24 ± 2, whereas the corresponding value for PONDR® VL3 predictions is 14 ± 2. Table 2 also shows that predicted disorder is a bit more abundant in lentivirus proteins in comparison with proteins from the influenza virus.

He predicted Scottish independence, a bit prematurely.

Before the Assembly Budget Committee last month, Mr. Hughes spoke of the "Great Trans-Millenial Economic Expansion," which he predicted would slow a bit next year.