Sentence examples for predicted say from inspiring English sources

Definition of a Wait List In order for a college to ensure that it will have a full freshman class, the admissions office often creates a wait list; that is, a list of students to whom admittance might be offered should fewer students than predicted say yes to their admissions offers.

Who would have predicted say, 5 years ago, that you would some day be able to use commercial identities on government websites?

"This is exactly what we've predicted," said John Mansell, an analyst for Kagan World Media.

Dire consequences were predicted," said former Councilman Thomas Ognibene, a Queens Republican.

"That dissent has been used in the Utah case just as Scalia predicted," said Tobias.

"It's a surreal event that no Israeli political scientist would have predicted," said Yaron Ezrahi, a political scientist at Hebrew University.

But the downturn affected restaurants less severely than had been predicted, said E. Charles Hunt, executive vice president of the New York Restaurant Association.

"The industry recovery has been stronger and faster than anyone predicted," said Giovanni Bisignani, the association's director general.

"I thought we did better than the doom merchants of the media predicted," said Greenwood.

"This was something that I don't think anyone would have predicted," says Walker.

The PM was used to "identify a number of physiological capabilities in Salmonella that we would not have otherwise predicted," says Guard-Bouldin.