Sentence examples for predicted although from inspiring English sources

Average utility rates would rise about 7percentt nationwide, she predicted, although with significant regional variations.

He said there has been less commotion than predicted, although he was stung by a few comments from Kentucky officials.

The company also acknowledged that remodeling projects at hundreds of its stores had disrupted sales more than predicted, although sales rebounded once the work was completed.

The resignation of the 61-year-old prelate had been widely predicted, although its timing surprised some of his followers.

"I think that's going to happen again this year," he predicted, although he foresees something more muted than that 30 percent-plus gain.

B5 SMALLPOX VACCINE -- Health Secretary Tommy G. Thompson warned that procuring 250 million doses of smallpox vaccine would cost more than the $509 million he had previously predicted, although he did not say how much.

Emergence is hard to predict, although mathematical modeling and spatial epidemiology have done much to improve the prediction of where emergence may occur.

Whether the increased conversation will translate to actual votes is difficult to predict although with more young people aware, the likelihood is more young people will vote.

Spain's budget deficit is expected to rise to 9.5percentt of gross domestic product in 2010, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development predicts, although Mr. Zapatero has promised to bring it back within the 3percentt limit set by the European Union by 2012.

Extubation failure is difficult to predict although a RSBI >100 at the time of extubation appears to place patients at particularly high risk.

The influence of pesticides and metal ions on surfactant toxicity is hard to predict, although oil-surfactant mixtures are often found to be more toxic than what one would expect.