Sentence examples for predicted only from inspiring English sources

Still, the company predicted only modest earnings growth for 2003.

The state had predicted only a few pipe-fitter openings for the coming year.

Of all the 20th century's social pathologies, the philosopher Hannah Arendt predicted, only anti-Semitism would survive.

Even runners-up have found themselves feted in ways they might not have predicted only a few years ago.

The real worry in the campaign is that episodes like this cannot be predicted, only managed after the fact.

Still, the proposed budget is far more of a shock than anyone could have predicted only a few weeks ago.

Jokhan Prasad Chaudhari, patriarch of a large family and owner of a tiny plot of land, predicted only more hardship.

The former Labour cabinet minister predicted only last month that he would again be his party's candidate in Ashfield on 6 May.

If the court bans straight betting, James L. Butkiewicz, an economics professor at the University of Delaware, predicted only a short-term revenue bump.

He also referred to the European Commission's slashing of its growth forecast for the eurozone to 1.1% next year, from the 1.7% predicted only six months ago.

Speaking of the troubled state of the UK newspaper industry, Morgan predicted only a handful would survive, including, unsurprisingly, the Mail.