Sentence examples for predicted that while from inspiring English sources

He predicted that, while the budget situation over the next four years was "dreadful", the outlying four years were worse.

But Mr. Saks, the investment officer, predicted that while Uprima would have a market, it would not take over for Viagra.

Few could have predicted that, while Team GB's cyclists were flying out to Brazil, Sutton would be stuck in London facing a five-hour grilling from an Independent Review.

Mahmoud Othman, an independent Kurd, predicted that while there would be efforts to rewrite the law in the coming days, it would not be possible in the short time before Parliament's summer recess.

For example, a recent study by the University of California, Los Angeles, predicted that while the state would enjoy 2percentt quarterly growth in 2010, the unemployment rate would remain above 10percentt.

Judith Hope, the chairwoman of the State Democratic Committee, predicted that while Mr. Eichenbaum's departure would create a buzz in political circles, it would not hurt Ms. Ferraro, because voters do not care about the inner workings of campaigns.

A NEW study predicts that while undergraduate enrollments in computer science will increase rapidly, the proportion of women in that enrollment is unlikely to rise.

Mr. Murray at Cross Match predicts that while the device will initially be of interest to government departments like homeland security, corporations will ultimately be its biggest market.

He went on to predict that while interest in healthy living and working out would not dwindle but wearing workout clothes as our smart/casual dress would do.

A NEW study of American demographic patterns and the stock market predicts that while the market may rally periodically, its overall direction will be downward until around 2018.

Mr. Palmer predicts that while some I.C.O.s may finance the creation of new and exciting enterprises, many will go up in smoke.