Sentence examples for predicted that much from inspiring English sources

Smith predicted that much of the new U.S. effort on Russia would be aimed at getting Europe to do more to combat the threat from Russia, rather than adding on to what the United States has already been doing.

Mr. Ellinas, though, predicted that much more would be discovered.

Even so, Mr. Dimon predicted that much of the problem in the financial market, particularly the bulk of the needed de-leveraging of problem loans- is already fixed.

Later, Ms. Boehm predicted that much of her new patient's physical trouble would turn out to have emotional roots in Somalia.

Geoffrey Cowan, director of the Voice of America in the Clinton administration and now dean of the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California, predicted that much information will seep out, whatever the government's official stance.

Grover G. Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform and a key ally of Mr. Rove, predicted that much of the president's work domestically would involve veto threats against Congress over spending.

From the perspective of traditional theory, we are now forced to predict that much of this activity is just "biochemical noise" and not really part of the organism, again because traditional natural selection cannot act on so much evolving matter and for other important reasons [ 4- 8].

The Assembly's economists are predicting that much of that $1.9 billion will come in again next year.

His aides predict that much of the project will still go forward.

Although the state gets about 19percentt of its power from renewable sources, mostly from hydroelectric dams, power industry experts predict that much of the remainder of the 25percentt will come from wind power.

Dr Bowles's model, however, predicts that much higher levels of self-sacrifice up to 13% in one caself-sacrifice upined if warfare were broughtointo the equation.