Sentence examples for predicted like from inspiring English sources

"The problem is getting people to set limited funds aside for something that can't be predicted, like an earthquake".

He labeled it a train wreck and predicted, like some latter-day Cassandra, enormous deficits in the coming years.

And when someone dies in the way their songs predicted, like Mr. Staley or Shakur, audiences can listen in morbid fascination to artists who sacrificed themselves to bring back tidings of mortality.

Even areas where increased rainfall is predicted, like the equatorial and high-latitude regions, will see increased variability in rainfall, which probably means they will also experience some periods of very limited rain, the authors write.

We spend all our lives saying, 'We are bastards, colonizers, slavery promoters.' " As for the European Union, she predicted, "Like the Soviet empire in its time, this E.U. empire will collapse".

"On ocean acidification, we are seeing effects that no-one predicted like the inability of fish to detect their environments properly.

Further analysis revealed similarity of basic demographic attributes (i.e., sex and race) predicted liking independent of personality similarity.

Meanwhile, Fraser Ramzan at Nomura is predicting like-for-like sales will slide 1.5% compared to his earlier forecast of a 1.3% rise.

"You could predict like clockwork when they came back," said Dr. Vogelstein.

Usually illness strikes us unawares — but this one I could predict, like the arrival of a weather event, a mild hurricane, say.

The solution includes storing frequent searches and sending common ones, like "Barack," back more quickly than ones that are nearly impossible to predict, like "Bill".