Sentence examples for predicted to earn from inspiring English sources
Not so, according to analysts: replacement director Peyton Reed's film is predicted to earn $62m£40m0m) during its debut at the US box office this weekend, and to continue the Disney-owned studio's impressive box-office run.
Monsanto was predicted to earn 4 cents a share; it came in with a penny loss.
Should one group of workers be less elastic in their supply choices, that group is predicted to earn less than others.
While the rate of increase may perhaps not be as steep as in the past, Mr. Bell predicts that "women will continue to earn the majority of doctorates" in the coming years.
This year's graduates did better than those a year earlier in one main respect: 23percentt scored high enough on the ACT for the test company to predict that they were ready to earn a "C" or higher in first-year college courses in English, math, reading and science.
WITH the Atlantic hurricane season about to begin, the trusted weather forecasters at Colorado State University are predicting 10 storms severe enough to earn proper names and four wind-whipped into the demonic rampage we call hurricanes, with two of them major hell-raisers.
"Five years from now, you're not going to earn miles anymore," Sorenson predicts.
It usually predicts, and to some degree determines, employment and the ability to earn income and consequently access the health care system [ 34].
