Sentence examples for predicted one thing from inspiring English sources

Greece stands as a lesson to the hubris of mainstream economics which predicted one thing and the exact opposite happened.

And although growth rates cannot be predicted, one thing can.

I am willing to predict one thing: Janet Yellen, the new Fed chairwoman, and her colleagues won't rush into anything.

Regression analysis furnished a way of predicting one thing (a child's height) from another (its parents') when the two things were fuzzily related.

No one can predict the turn of military events, but almost anybody can accurately predict one thing: Poverty and fear will continue to grip most of the people the world for some time to come.

One thing that is not likely Monday is a sweetened bid from Sanofi, even though investors on both sides have predicted one.

Doing Something About the Weather Being able to predict the weather is one thing; coping with its impact is something else.

With most voters not making up their minds until a few days prior to the election it is nearly impossible to predict the outcome, but one thing is for sure, Ohio will yet again decide this year's election and, yet again, it will be close.

When Hoeft took into account all of the explanatory factors that had been linked to reading difficulty in the past — genetic risk, environmental factors, pre-literate language ability, and over-all cognitive capacity — she found that only one thing consistently predicted how well a child would learn to read.

All of the participants did understand one thing: They predicted that the pain would reduce gradually in time, and they were right.

It is one thing to predict fashion, but quite something else to dictate it.