Sentence examples for predicted that it will from inspiring English sources

Dr. Chagnon, who called the new approach "probably the most powerful thing I've seen, not only for teaching but also for research," predicted that "it will be the wave of the future, an easy way to tap into a vast amount of information" that heretofore had been available to only one or two people.

Mr. Suozzi called his budget for 2004 "solid and credible" and predicted that "it will further enhance our status with the credit rating agencies".

Data for the first month will be disclosed in mid-November, she said, and she predicted that "it will be a very small number," given the problems that have hobbled the federal website.

Thomas Leonard, a pioneer of the profession and a founder of Coach U in Colorado Springs, one of the largest training schools for personal and business coaches, predicted that "it will be as common to have a coach as it now is to have a personal fitness trainer".

Greece has predicted that it will emerge from its six-year long recession next year, in a sign it may be finally recovering from its debt crisis.

The department is responsible for enforcing the health care law, yet President Trump has repeatedly predicted that it will fail and has called for its repeal.

In 1912 Architecture magazine praised the unusual top, predicting that "it will be used a great many times more".

Experts there predict that it will sell for about $23.5 million.

Prof Humayun predicts that it will cost around $30,000£15,40000).

Yet the polls predict that it will be trounced.

So do you predict that it will continue to grow that way?