Sentence examples for predicting a fall from inspiring English sources

The Commission also expects Greece's recession this year to be slightly less severe than its earlier forecast, predicting a fall in growth of 4% this year, compared with its earlier prediction of a 4.2% fall.

But how can they tell babies postponed from babies forgone, and so avoid wrongly predicting a fall in family size?

Even before the dramatic plunge in the rouble in the weeks running up to Christmas, the central bank was predicting a fall in output of 4.5%.

In Hong Kong, for example, large numbers of real estate agents are out of work and some experts are predicting a fall in prices of as much as 30percentt by summer from a year earlier.

On the economy, only 22 per cent predicted a rise in their own standard of living, against 58 per cent who said it would stay the same and 20 per cent predicting a fall.

The housing futures contract traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange is predicting a fall of 5% next year.In this section Ready or not The FSA flinches Slowly does it Branching out Checking the thermostat Dismal science, dismal sentence Reprints Related items America's house-price bubble: What's that hissing sound?Aug 24th 2006Elsewhere, our global house-price indicators signal a cheerier story.

Although the project was originally expected to conclude by March 2017, managers are now predicting a June 2017 completion date.

The YouGov survey predicting a 51%-49 51%-49ote is only one of many, and it could be wrong.

His comeback is pretty encouraging for him, but many political professionals are still predicting a 2000-style cliffhanger.

This week is China's "golden week" holiday season, and online travel site Ctrip is predicting a 40-60% increase in trips to Britain.

A fall in peak flow of ≥20% reliably predicted a fall in FEV1 of ≥20%.