Sentence examples for predicted immediately from inspiring English sources

The weekend election appeared to confirm what many had predicted immediately after the storm in 2005: New Orleans became almost overnight a smaller, whiter city with a much reduced black majority.

While the insurance, banking and real estate industries have been campaigning hard for government help, they concede that the lack of terrorism coverage so far has had less impact on the economy than they predicted immediately after the World Trade Center attack.

Large toe movement was predicted immediately after construction recommenced.

His first response, he revealed, on hearing of the Abramovich takeover from the club's then chief executive, Trevor Birch, was to predict "immediately" his own dismissal.

Over the past several years, our group has been conducting a study of the performance of several solar wind models for predicting, immediately following solar events, the propagation of interplanetary shocks from the Sun to the Earth.

He suggested that congressional leaders actually do understand the problems and predicted that immediately after the elections, they would unveil a bill that looks very much like Simpson-Bowles.

"How much more do we have to go?" What all this means for the stock market, however, is hard to predict, both immediately and in the near term.

When Mourning cut short his comeback in November, Scott immediately predicted that Mourning would eventually ponder a comeback.

Skeptics immediately predicted that the moment the ink was dry on the deal, the floor would evaporate.

Pat Cash, the former Wimbledon champion, immediately predicted Robson would be a top five player on the women's tour and a Grand Slam winner.

Mike Tyson arrived in Louisville yesterday and immediately predicted that he would knock out Britain's Danny Williams when they meet on Friday.