Sentence examples for predicting in the from inspiring English sources

A desire to get away from minimalism is not what trend forecasters were predicting in the somber days of last fall and winter.

Mr. Black made his reputation by making iconoclastic calls on tobacco stocks, correctly predicting in the early 1990's that they would fall sharply in value.

Assume Inmarsat's investments start paying off and Ebitda hits $1 billion by 2024 – which isn't crazy given what analysts are predicting in the near term.

"Then in May 1984, I read an article – in the Guardian as it happened – predicting in the future, syringes would be a major transmission route for HIV.

ECONOMIC INSTABILITY The people of Ghana come out as the most worried by global economic instability, understandable given the economic crisis some are predicting in the African state.

Quarterly growth of 0.8% may not be quite as rip-roaring as some City forecasters had expected; but compared with what most were predicting in the early part of the year, the economy looks to have put in an impressively solid performance in 2013.

A December reading of 50.5 is predicted in the Bloomberg poll, compared with 50.8 in November.

As Goethe predicted in the text of the Mahler Eighth, "The unattainable here becomes fact".

On December 29 , 2007 I predicted in the Guardian Guide that Burial would scoop the prize.

These gross domestic figures are the same as predicted in the May budget.

And few of the events predicted in the reports subsequently occurred.