Sentence examples similar to predicted verdict from inspiring English sources

Department stores may be past their prime in Britain, but in China their sales will grow by more than 38% by 2019, predicts Verdict, a retail consultancy.Mr Ashley's thinking is more difficult to discern.

That attitudes predict verdicts is taken for granted and rarely studied.

Research psychologists Kassin and Wrightsman indicate that the model employed (demographic factors predict attitudes that predict verdicts) has empirical weaknesses.

Officials predicted a verdict by next week.

Defense attorney F. Lee Bailey recently predicted a verdict by August.

But he could never have predicted her verdict: 'You have been very kind to her,' she said.

In a blogpost earlier on Wednesday, Navalny had predicted the verdict would be guilty and that whatever the sentence it would hinder his political activity.

The governor predicted the verdict wouldn't affect the state's efforts to recruit big-name companies.

When clerks of Orange County courthouse announced that jurors had reached a decision after only 10 hours of deliberation, pundits across the cable television galaxy predicted guilty verdicts, including on the charge of first degree murder.

Though some New Hampshire state representatives who backed impeachment said they expected that their charges would not withstand the Senate trial, no one is confidently predicting the verdict.

Berlusconi, who had been predicting the verdict for weeks as the logical result of his lifelong "persecution" by leftwing prosecutors, has always denied the charges and now has the right to lodge not one but two appeals.