Sentence examples for predicted mass from inspiring English sources

At Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport, a spokeswoman predicted "mass congestion and confusion" that will make passengers drive.

A few months ago, Russia's liberals predicted mass protests across the country in the spring.

American military officials had predicted mass surrender by units of the 51st division, whose soldiers are more poorly equipped and paid than Iraq's frontline Republican Guard divisions.

Because the predicted mass of the new particle was between those of the electron and the proton, the particle was named the mesotron, later shortened to meson.

The predicted mass exodus of foreigners has not materialised so far, but then the new rules are only just about to kick in.

There had been great alarm about the operation among human-rights activists and Western diplomats, who predicted mass civilian casualties and displacement — as if that weren't the status quo that the operation was trying to change.

With the exception of Moussa Koussa, Libya's foreign minister, who arrived in London in March, and one or two others, the predicted mass defections from the Gaddafi regime did not materialise.

Having slipped inexorably into the modern tourist lexicon in a matter of months, the so-called staycation – a predicted mass shift by recession-hit Britons towards domestic holidays – appears to have arrived.

Despite heavy investment and industry buzz, the predicted mass adoption of VR/AR never materialized.

The predicted mass discharge decreased with increasing internal friction angle.

However, decomposer community function also predicted mass loss dynamics across the same time period.