Sentence examples similar to predicted deadlines from inspiring English sources

The Hollywood site Deadline predicted this week that the film will smash the all-time box office opening record of $524.4m currently held by Jurassic World on its opening weekend.

Many analysts had predicted the tax-credit deadlines would entice people into buying homes earlier than they had planned, thereby eating into future sales.

But analysts have yet to see the second wave of buying they predicted as the April 30 deadline for the credit approaches.

The deadline for reporting predicted grades to the board is May, while Ucas receives predictions in January.

In his research, when professor Don Moore of Carnegie Mellon University asked people to predict the effect of deadlines on negotiations, even experienced negotiators predicted that the presence of a shared deadline would hurt them by forcing them to concede more quickly than they would like, thereby helping their opponents.

When the simulator predicts that a deadline will be missed, the client switches to earliest-deadline-first scheduling.

The State Department earlier had predicted it would miss a deadline set for Thursday on this decision.

OPCW officials have repeatedly praised Syria for its cooperation and had predicted that the Oct. 27 deadline would be met.

Most predict that the deadline will be missed, but also agree that a congress is needed.

Economists and experts predicted that failing to meet the deadline would have significant consequences, including a potential default on government debt.

The closing of Fresh Kills, which Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has predicted could happen before the state-imposed deadline of December 2001, has already evoked reserved celebration on Staten Island.