Sentence examples for predicted to fare from inspiring English sources

Some of these mainstream ventures are predicted to fare well.

The Red Devils finished bottom of Super League in 2013, but are predicted to fare better in the competition next season.

Gene expression profiling may allow early, aggressive management in patients predicted to fare badly.

The grosses for the two films are almost identical if previews are left out of the picture, although The Double is playing slightly wider and might have been predicted to have fared better.

Hotel prices in the United States are expected to rise 9percentt next year, with domestic air fares predicted to go up by 6percentt, according to a report released earlier this month by the National Business Travel Association.

A two-step cluster analysis was conducted using a range of categorical and continuous variables including fare evasion behavior, predicted likelihood of continuing to fare evade, age and frequency of transit use.

Fountaingrove hopes to fare better.

Elderly women seemed to fare particularly well.

Patients on haemodialysis also seemed to fare less well.

Analysts, who had predicted G.M. would fare much better than the $1.6 billion third-quarter operating loss it reported, denounced the company.

But, he predicted, Australia would fare better in the Rugby World Cup: "England will be annihilated, France, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand into the semi finals.