Sentence examples for predicted people from inspiring English sources

Someday, engineers predicted, people would get so fed up with tapping on tiny keyboards that they would want to talk to their devices instead.

It is a novel that Baileys judge and Liberty director Shami Chakrabarti predicted "people will devour and explore and re-read long after I am dead".

Caroline Dawnay, the literary agent who negotiated the sale, predicted people would look back and see Williams as a great diarist, rather than a famous actor or raconteur.

[C3.] U.S. Says Heating Costs Are Steady The Energy Department predicted people who heat their homes with natural gas will have slight increases in their bills this winter, while those who use oil or propane will have slight reductions.

You might have missed Sofa Sunday, which Catalog Spree, an iPad app with retailers' catalogs, has nicknamed the Sunday after Thanksgiving, when it predicted people would shop on tablets on their sofas.

So the future can be better predicted, people will live healthier, and so on," he added.

There may be progress in trying to predict people at risk for thromboses in flight.

By the mid-2030'someome analysts predict, people 60 and older could account for one-third of the electorate.

That's the kind of product Ms. Winfrey predicts people, regardless of age, will continue to pay for.

Maurice Allais, who won the prize in 1988, demonstrated how economic theory broke down when used to predict people's choices between different sets of lotteries.

From this data, algorithms could be fashioned that would predict people's behavior and anticipate their reactions to other online prompts.