Sentence examples for predicted most of from inspiring English sources

My issue was that I found it predictable; I guessed who the villain was and predicted most of the events which is why I was left disappointed.

The functional impact of these non-synonymous coding CPS SNPs was assessed using a combination of four different SNP function prediction tools (SIFT, Polyphen 2, LRT, Mutation taster) which predicted most of these SNPs to have a potential functional impact [ 79– 82].

Paid-for newspapers have held up better than many predicted (most of the closures in the past decade have been of free sheets).

On the contrary, ever since I interviewed the environmentalist Mayer Hillman for this newspaper 10 years ago, when he predicted most of what's happening today, I've understood that we're in the throes of something serious.

Although it is accepted that "barbecue summer" was a big blunder, the Met men assert that most of their forecasts are right most of the time, and although last Wednesday's snow might not have been fully predicted, most of the episodes of the big freeze have been accurately called.

And like we predicted, most of Relenta's customer base draws from small businesses.

I would not say your guess is as good as mine – it isn't – but I have no confidence that I will predict most of them accurately.

The chief executive predicts most of the extra sales will come in Asia, which is indeed a growth market, but Ford lags rivals in the region.

Thirty years ago, he created one of the world's first climate models, nicknamed Model Zero, which he used to predict most of what has happened to the climate since.

Political analysts predict most of those votes will go to Mr. Koizumi but that the man likely to be his leading contender, former Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto, will prevail because of his control of the largest faction in the party, with 102 members.

I predict most of them will have a final chapter of their career that reads the same as newspaper execs of that era.