Sentence examples for predicted to soar from inspiring English sources
Today, both are worth about £1.2bn, though by 2020, gin is predicted to soar to more than £1.5bn while scotch sales will stay flat, according to Euromonitor.
Australia is bracing for more potentially dangerous fires, with temperatures on Friday predicted to soar close to 50C in the centre of the continent and up to 46C in parts of New South Wales.
Low-solvent technology has its best days ahead; it is predicted to soar by 7.1% within the same time frame, according to data from InfoTrends.
A total of 44 million people are already living with the condition around the world and that figure is predicted to soar to 76 million by 2030.
Micro-grids or small energy stations are predicted to soar and reach $40B annually around the globe within the next six years.
Growth rates are predicted to stay at around 3%, soaring above the EU.
Significantly, unemployment has soared to 15.7% in 2012 and is predicted to reach 19% in 2013.
Weeks later, the SNP's membership soars and their new leader, Nicola Sturgeon, is predicted to win more seats in next year's general election.
Britons basked in the hottest temperatures of the year so far – with forecasters predicting the mercury to soar to the mid-30s this week.
Liberalised policies have not caused drug use to soar, as critics predicted.
He returned after a few weeks, but tensions have continued to soar in the country, with critics gleefully predicting the government's imminent downfall.
