Sentence examples for predicting more from inspiring English sources

These predictions are consistent with a number of studies predicting more significant range contractions or northward shifts as a consequence to global climate change [50].

Two forecasters of advertising spending are predicting more normal but not recessionary conditions in 2001.

Everybody is predicting more or less that I'm going to go.

Given this track record, Ms. Taniguchi said she was wary about predicting more progress.

Security experts in the area responded warily, predicting more suicide attacks.

Economic output contracted 0.1percentt in the first quarter and many economists are predicting more contraction in the second quarter.

But analysts are generally predicting more months of doldrums before the local economy picks up any real speed.

Collapsing oil prices have slashed the government's revenue, and stunted economic growth, with analysts predicting more turbulent times ahead.

By afternoon, the S.N.C.F. was predicting more limited transportation services on Thursday, though with signs of improvement.

Rather than being an aberration, this year's inactivity had many general managers predicting more of the same.

Analysts are predicting more bad news for Yahoo on Tuesday as the company releases its latest results amid a now floundering takeover bid.