Sentence examples for predicted would have from inspiring English sources

Darwin himself, Park predicted, would have been interested by his project.

On Friday he meets Deeds and drives over 9 miles of bad dirt road to reach the stretch of the river which Deeds predicted would have the best fishing.

A Metropolitan police spokesman confirmed the message was a "definite hoax" and added that it has been in circulation since at least Friday, meaning the attack predicted would have happened on Saturday.

After the Supreme Court ruled in January 2010 in the Citizens United case that corporations could spend unlimited amounts to influence elections, Mr. de Blasio seized on the issue and began an effort that he predicted would have broad impact on corporate involvement in politics.

Still, says Robin Torrence, an archeologist at the Australian Museum in Sydney, the study is "tantalizing, because it expands the role of plants beyond the roots and tubers that previous scholars... predicted would have been staples of early hominid diets".

If the voter repulsion that pundits predicted would have arrived long ago finally arrives in the fall?

Bringing down Saddam, Wurmser predicts, would have the happy effect of destabilizing both Syria and Iran.

Detecting primordial gravitational waves, which the theory predicts, would have provided such evidence.

A victory for Mr. Obama, which even most of Mrs. Clinton's advisers were predicting, would have opened the door for many Democratic leaders to coalesce around his candidacy.

"We've got a lot of guys on this team that no one could have predicted would be having the year that they're having".

Congress, Mr. Daschle predicted, would ultimately have to come back to "make corrections" in tax policy.