Sentence examples for predicted though from inspiring English sources

He predicted, though, that the studio would be saying "no" more often in the future.

It predicted, though, that Europe would just barely avoid a double-dip recession.

As Pearce predicted, though, he is in that pennant race, just wearing a different uniform than he expected.

Mr. Buchwalter predicted, though, that advertisers and Web publishers would continue to experiment with other formats that offer "a better experience for the user".

Mr. Ohnesorg predicted, though, that many of his plans may bear fruit through a five-year plan that he prepared and submitted to Carnegie's board.

He predicted, though, that the market would hit bottom before the end of the year and that it would manage growth of just over 1 percent in 2014.

He predicts, though, that some of the more exaggerated claims made on behalf of UAVs may in time be modified.

The future is very hard to predict though.

That, Mr Gilley admits, is impossible to predict, though he favours the relatively (though not the very) near future.

What it could never predict, though, was that in 2016 The Simpsons is still being made and no one really understands why.

Regional impacts are particularly difficult to predict, though some work has been done to map the risks in different areas of the UK.