Sentence examples for predicting disasters from inspiring English sources

Countries and non-governmental organizations will also have to get better at predicting disasters, Simpson added.

It has left some observers predicting disaster.

Boston fans are experts at predicting disaster.

Prime Minister Oddsson called the environmentalists "pessimists" forever predicting disaster and demanding new studies.

He often quoted a paper by Carmen Rheinhart and Ken Rogoff predicting disaster if public debt got too high.

But interest groups have been predicting disaster since austerity set in six years ago.

"Netanyahu is most comfortable predicting disaster, scaring people into doing something.

I suppose predicting disaster is a relief from ennui as you fiddle with the remote.

Playing a role that few people thought would ever fit her and shadowed by vultures predicting disaster, Bernadette Peters has delivered the surprise coup of many a Broadway season.

Czechs vote on Sunday for one-third of the Senate, the upper house of Parliament, with polls predicting disaster for the Social Democrats, who have led a minority government since 1998.

(Although, to be honest, most of the people predicting disaster as a result of higher interest rates don't think there was ever a hope of recovery to begin with).