Sentence examples similar to predicted substantial triumph from inspiring English sources
He predicted "substantial benefits to society", with less time wasted by drivers sat in traffic.
No one is predicting substantial improvement soon.
Several brokerage firms issued reports predicting substantial declines in the company's revenue.
But however slow the nation's economic recovery might be, he said, he predicts substantial growth for Fidelis.
And most respondents in the survey also said they do not predict substantial job losses.
In ten years, 22% did predict substantial job loss, but a larger number, 28% predicted many new jobs from AI in that timeframe.
Second, the climate models that predict substantial future warming are failing miserably to replicate real-world temperatures.
"If drought conditions continue or reoccur, even with temporary reprieves such as El Niño, we predict substantial future forest change," Asner and his co-authors wrote.
In 1907 The Economist predicted "the triumph of the horse".
He predicted the triumph of democracy in this Communist country.
Sixty years ago, few would have predicted the triumph of these values in Germany and Japan.
