Sentence examples for predicted way from inspiring English sources

The opening of Crossrail – the Elizabeth Line – in 2018 will create more space and bring in more money too, but the then TfL commissioner Sir Peter Hendy predicted way back in March 2013 that "it will be immediately full".

In a revelation that I'm fairly confident no one would have predicted way back in episode one, the culprits for Fortitude's grand killing spree were finally revealed to be … parasitic wasps.

Attendance requirements were strongly associated to both men's and women's sickness absence and sickness attendance in the predicted way.

Then came the streaming services, which late, great David Bowie predicted way back in 2002: "Music itself is going to become like running water, or electricity".

Wired predicted way back in 2002 that old notions of dating would die out like card catalogs for browsing library stacks, with serendipity, as romantic a notion as that might be, actually representing a characteristic of inefficient markets.

Both up- and down-regulation of ERG affected the expression of EZH2 in the predicted way.

M-PICS scores related to measures of patient characteristics and outcomes, including pain-related communication barriers, psychological status, quality of life, and health care satisfaction, in predicted ways.

CARE Measure scores correlated in predicted ways with overall satisfaction and patient enablement in support of convergent and divergent validity.

And Ed Balls was also right to predict, way back in August 2010, that the 2010 budget would have countervailing effects on the recovery Osborne inherited.

These are key findings that should be considered when predicting ways to minimize LOS as part of a PCP.

But the world surrounding the company has changed, and not the way the way Gates predicted or the way Microsoft would have liked.