Sentence examples for predicted until from inspiring English sources

But this information was relatively useless, because the storm's intensity could not be accurately predicted until hours before Haiyan passed over the southern tip of Eastern Samar province.

Green construction is similarly energized: it grew by an estimated 15% between 2014 and 2015, with comparable growth predicted until 2018.

Having predicted until the final hours in 2006 that Republicans would keep Congress, Mr. Rove remained ever the optimist, predicting that Republicans would keep the White House next year.

Although the final result was closer than many had predicted until the closing days, it was a solid victory, if not quite as good as the 53% that Mr Sarkozy won in 2007.

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Still, "you will see more" ad controversies, he predicted, until "there will be a really bad one, something that will happen to a major, major marketer that will make everyone rethink the checks and balances".

It's only a matter of time, experts predict, until this centuries- old cold-weather pastime melts away.

Stephen J. Girsky of Morgan Stanley sees overall sales of 16.1 million this year and 15.2 million in 2002, but thinks that sales will be hard to predict until the political and military implications from the attacks are clearer.

But how difficult, or perhaps even possible, a full recovery is will be hard to predict until Kelly determines the extent of damage to Rodriguez's hip once he has him in surgery.

All of which helps to explains three things: why there has been much less wage pressure than the Bank of England has been predicting until now; why there is likely to be less wage pressure than the MPC is anticipating in the future; and why the MPC should be wary of those who say looming wage pressures justify an immediate ratcheting up in interest rates.

Several church officials in the United States and in Rome said that some dismissed priests would now have firmer grounds for their appeals, while others cautioned that it is too soon to predict until the work of the eight church officials in Rome is concluded.