Sentence examples for predicting a future from inspiring English sources

His prescience in predicting a future enemy is the only thing likely to get him compared to Chekhov.

Just two years after the first Aibo models went on sale, Sony, along with several Japanese competitors, is predicting a future in which man's best friends will be mostly man-made.

This week's big release, Steve Jobs, opens with black-and-white footage of science fiction writer Arthur C Clarke eerily predicting a future in which compact personal computers are an integral part of our everyday lives.

How could "a man of Keynes's intelligence," they wondered, have been "so right in predicting a future of economic growth and improving living standards" and so wrong about the future of leisure?

If multiple-prediction theory is identified with part of automata theory (which is not always done), it is possible to consider the construction of a computing machine, or automaton, capable of sensing many interdependent elements of its environment at once and, from a long history of such data, of predicting a future that is a function of the same interdependent elements.

We've attempted a thought experiment with tougher standards: predicting a future that's just around the corner.

Clearly I can't actually predict a future event".

We know we can't predict a future invention, but we can manage the innovation process.

I don't want to predict a future that, in and of itself, becomes an impediment to achieving it".

Per-Lage Götvall, project manager for robot development at Volvo, said: "We predict a future with more automation.

It concluded: "All of the scenarios predicted a future with less water available for people, businesses and the environment.