Sentence examples for predicted that the same from inspiring English sources
He predicted that the same thing would happen with the Olympics.
They predicted that the same would happen this time around, once Paris had signalled to its allies in Israel and the Gulf that it had battled for a strong agreement.
Only two survived the Nazi death camps, she said, and she predicted that the same persecution would happen in South Africa, on the basis not of religion but of skin color.
He warned that germs that could be used as bioweapons had already been unintentionally released hundreds of times from labs in the United States and predicted that the same thing would happen with the new virus.
Olson predicted that the same five supreme court justices who voted to strike down Doma by a 5-4 mAnthony Kennedy, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor Sotomandr and Elena Kagan – would now vote to make same-sex marriage legal in all states.
The tide dominated nature of the paleo-delta in SW Trinidad was likely due to its location within an embayed proto-Columbus Channel, though by analogy with the modern Orinoco Delta, it is predicted that the same succession becomes wave dominated to the east as the delta emerged to the open ocean and approached the outer shelf and shelf-edge region.
Human capital theory predicts that the same characteristics that lead people to invest more in their health (patience, for example) also lead people to invest more in education.
And the models predict that the same levels of cold will produce much stronger plant declines in the future, suggesting that vegetation may become more and more sensitive to temperature damage as these events occur more often.
"Because Zika is carried by the same mosquitoes [as dengue] and influenced by the same sanitary conditions that are more common in poor neighbourhoods, I would predict that the same relationship between poverty and disease will be found to exist," said Wilson Savino, director of the Oswaldo Cruz Institute, Brazil's leading centre of health studies.
This year, Mr. Baum predicts that the same group's profits will decline by only 2percentt because most retailers, forewarned by economic stagnation in general and then by a sharp drop in sales after Sept. 11, kept their orders on the low side.
These results indicate that human egalitarianism and parochialism have deep developmental roots, and the simultaneous emergence of altruistic sharing and parochialism during childhood is intriguing in view of recent evolutionary theories which predict that the same evolutionary process jointly drives both human altruism and parochialism.
