Sentence examples for predicted to lose from inspiring English sources

Predicted to lose to the 0-11 Miami Dolphins, many Jets felt disrespected, slighted, even a bit embarrassed.

Syria and Jordan are predicted to lose 30% of their fertile land to desertification if measures are not urgently taken to combat desertification and land degradation.

But she refused to rule out a coalition after the election, in which Labour is widely predicted to lose most of its seats in Scotland to the SNP.

Middle Eastern and Latin American airlines would each be predicted to lose $400 million, while African airlines would lose $200 million.

With their party predicted to lose a federal election due on September 14th, panicked Labor parliamentarians dumped Ms Gillard and reinstalled him as leader.

Egypt, for example, is predicted to lose more than one-third of its total cropland, while Vietnam and Nigeria are expected to lose 16percentand12percentcent of their cropland, respectively.

A total of 14,106 undiscounted quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs) were predicted to be lost per cohort, driven by QALYs lost because of gonorrhea-related infertility (5,933 or 42% of lost utilities), incremental HIV infection (3,873 or 27% of lost utilities), and chronic pelvic pain (3,383 or 24% of lost utilities).

AI-powered robots and programs are on course to be so sophisticated that as many as 400m to 800m jobs are predicted to be lost to the technology by 2030.

Red areas are predicted to be lost by 2100, green areas are predicted to become core suitable habitat by the year 2100 and turquoise areas are not expected to change in habitat suitability.

Of these 35 genes, 15 were predicted to have lost the function of the encoded proteins and seven of the latter were found to be under strong selective pressure.

Additionally, income of $301 million was predicted to be lost due to incremental HIV cases.