Sentence examples for predicted a dead from inspiring English sources

They had predicted a dead heat.

That is in marked contrast to the final pre-election polls, which predicted a dead heat.

In the run-up to the EU referendum, there were 14 separate occasions between 17 November and 17 June when the polls predicted a dead heat between the sides.

The difference between the predicted vote totals of the two candidates is well within the model's margin of error, which means that statistically speaking the model is predicting a dead heat.

The polls got the most important single fact of the election wrong, predicting a dead heat between Labour and the Conservatives when the reality was a 6.5 percentage point Tory lead.

The polls have see-sawed over who is ahead in the popular vote; most now give a slight edge to the Parti Québécois (PQ) of Lucien Bouchard, the province's irrepressible premier, though some predict a dead heat with Jean Charest's Liberals.

The Guardian were even worse, predicting a dead heat.

University of Michigan forecasters are predicting a dead zone of about 1,197 square miles (3,100 square kilometers), well below the average of 6,000 square miles (15,540 square kilometers) for the past five years, according to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

While some experts predicted a virtual dead heat on Election Day, most said they expected Mr. Bush or Mr. Gore to pick up momentum by the middle of next week or into the last weekend.

Economic models predict a virtual dead heat.One last month's worth of jobs data— October's will be released before the election.

Back in Saky, Semenov predicted a far darker future: a dead tourism industry, empty beaches, and a return to the volatile and lawless early nineteen-nineties.