Sentence examples for predicted in some from inspiring English sources

A return to the rhetoric of rehabilitation and penal welfarism, while predicted in some quarters, is quite unlikely (and probably not desirable).

Retreat from the coastline is inevitable, Horton predicted, in some places, like the Gulf Coast, because of a combination of sea level rise and regional sinking.

Only the south of England outside the capital is expected to buck the trend, with growth of up to 2.5% predicted in some regions.

Educated at Eton and Oxford and predicted in some quarters for high office, the MP said he he was only "pretty sure" he was now a Tory.

Up to 1.6in (40mm) of rain was being predicted in some areas and Partridge warned of localised flooding because of leaves blown down by high winds blocking drains.

With a Labour wipe-out predicted in some polls, Ladbrokes are offering low only odds for the Tories in Scotland having more seats than Labour.

We found a high correspondence of landuse with climate and soil parameters, evidenced by our ability to predict in some detail the spatial distribution of the former from the latter.

John Herivel, another of Welchman's recruits from Sidney Sussex College, predicted in February 1940 that some German operators might use short cuts that could be exploited by the Bletchley Park codebreakers.

Seaborg had correctly predicted in March 1943 that some of the plutonium-239 would absorb a neutron and become plutonium-240.

And, as predicted in this column some time back, the old Sea Lion in Malibu has reopened, under the direction of Bob Morris (of Gladstone's 4 Fish, R.J.'s the Rib Joint, etc.).

Most of components in the actomyosin complex were predicted in silico with some manual curation for P. falciparum and T. gondii.