Sentence examples for predicted to climb from inspiring English sources

Within a few decades, that is predicted to climb to £15bn.

But data use is predicted to climb considerably over the next few years.

Earnings for the S.& P. 500 are predicted to climb just 6 percent this year, down from 16 percent in 2011, according to S.& P. Capital IQ.

By comparison, profits for the S.& P. 500 are expected to grow 18 percent, while sales predicted to climb 9 percent.

As the economy improves, such spending is predicted to climb 5.1 percent this year, to $268.5 billion, according to the Global Business Travel Association, a trade group.

Unemployment rose above 26% last month and is predicted to climb higher but the government insists the recession will bottom out this year and growth will return by 2014.

And as for the retail real estate space, they've taken a battering from the rise of online shopping — an industry that has been climbing steadily, with profits predicted to rise to $370 billion in 2017 from $231 billion in 2012.

Network carrier data revenues have, in turn, experienced massive growth over the last five years and are predicted to steadily climb as the dividing line between what we recognize as the "Internet" and the "mobile Internet" begins to dissipate.

Since the last economic downturn in 2002, during which the Argentinean peso lost 75 per cent of its value against the US Dollar, property prices in the capital have increased by some 50 per cent and are predicted to continue to climb.

Consumer confidence is predicted to have climbed to a five-month high of 58.6 in December, from 56 last month, a separate survey showed before a report on Tuesday from the Conference Board.

Readers would assume I had predicted Herman Cain would continue to climb the polls.