Sentence examples for predicted return from inspiring English sources

7 In several studies involving various medical conditions, patients' own expectations and predictions of their future work ability predicted return to work.

The grass was swathed, raked and balled in order to store for a predicted return drought.

The design of flood defences, such as pumping stations, takes into consideration the predicted return periods of extreme precipitation depths.

A land value tax could be the best way to forestall a much predicted return to sharply rising property prices in 2011.

The widely predicted return of guitar bands in 2013 has led to glances towards the 1975 as potential leaders of the pack, with tips coming from the usual suspects.

"I felt something was missing from pop," he explains of The Messenger's prickly energy and epic, romantic soundscapes, which handily coincide with the widely predicted return of the guitar to pop's forefront in 2013.

The government's original forecast predicted returns of £365m in 2017/18.

It found that one in 11 tenants is now in arrears, although it predicted returns for landlords of 10.9% a year.

One of the methods of the predicted returns is the detection of the day of the week effects in the stock markets.

5Here, years of schooling are quality-adjusted using adjustment indices based on the predicted returns to schooling obtained from the quality production function.

Bover (2010) provides evidence that aggregate predicted returns on housing have a large positive effect on the hazard of purchasing a house.