Sentence examples for predicted to hit from inspiring English sources

The total US insulation industry is predicted to hit $10.3bn by 2017.

And this was all before the worst of the flooding was predicted to hit.

Global deaths from antibiotic-resistant infections are predicted to hit 10 million a year by 2050.

Nevertheless the national debt is rising, predicted to hit 90% of GDP next year.

Myopia also led to poor awareness of the time when the storm was predicted to hit, with residents perceiving more time to prepare than what was really available.

The project is a critique of the solutions developed to confront the water scarcity predicted to hit Jordan in the upcoming years.

Greece's national debt is predicted to hit nearly 190% of GDP next year – much higher than when its second bailout was agreed in March.

The Lachlan river reached 10.65m at Forbes overnight, surpassing the 1990s floods, but the worst was predicted to hit next week.

While flooding in Forbes has surpassed the 1990 floods, in which the Lachlan river reached 10.65m, the worst is now being predicted to hit next week.

Objects this size are predicted to hit once every 10 million years or so, causing mayhem and death on a planetary scale.

Because the batch of storms predicted to hit the Oklahoma City area last Tuesday, according to our local weatherman, would be of "historic" proportions.