Notwithstanding the economic downturn predicted in the immediate wake of an exit, the UK government has steadfastly resisted calls to increase public spending on R&D to match our international competitors.
At the end of 2014, Greenpeace UK executive director John Sauven predicted that – in the wake of changes like the US-China bilateral climate agreement and global advances in clean energy – 2015 would be the year that support for climate skeptics would crumble.
The dome delay will be a serious embarrassment to ministers who predicted that, in the wake of two failed attempts to offload the building, it would reopen in 2005 after Mr Anschutz, a Republican party donor with close links to the Bush administration, agreed to take it off their hands.
Sporting Life predicted that, in the wake of the team's incorporation, "everything will fall absolutely on [Hogan's] shoulders".
Evans predicted that in the wake of his study, published in the journal Cell, the drug would "fly off the shelves". AICAR has been tested in humans for a variety of conditions.
She criticised the "technocrats of the European Union" and predicted that in the wake of her victory," The Brussels wall will have come down just like the Berlin wall came down, and the EU, this oppressive model will have disappeared, but the Europe of free nations will be born.
No one is predicting trouble in the wake of these polls, though there is some nervousness in the reformist camp about the aftermath.
A year on, and inequality is predicted to grow in the wake of the already troubled Brexit negotiations.
Outspoken and at times abrasive, Mr. Steinbrück predicted in 2008, in the wake of Lehman Brothers's bankruptcy, that the United States' days as a financial superpower were numbered.
