Sentence examples for predicting something more from inspiring English sources

The men with magnifying glasses now say that the world is not about to end in fact, it seems that the Mayans were predicting something more like a renewal or a fresh start.

When I first read the books and reached chapters where, say, Joffrey dies, I loved the feeling that Martin was somewhere gleefully pulling a party popper and shouting "Surprise!" I am predicting something more perfunctory for The Winds of Winter, where quite a few events (read: deaths) have already happened.

But predicting something is more likely is not the same as attributing direct cause and effect for any single storm – so can climate change have caused Desmond and the other storms last month?

The polls predict something close to debacle for him.

How could we have predicted something like this?

Greenspan's commission must have failed to predict something.

Do you want to predict something?

"I think that's going to happen again this year," he predicted, although he foresees something more muted than that 30 percent-plus gain.

3. Trend Prediction Being able to predict the future seems like something more for the fantasy books than reality, especially when it comes to the often volatile global business environment and the unpredictable consumer.

A week ago, people in both parties reported progress and predicted an accord that would make something more than $30 billion in domestic cuts — about half the $61 billion that the House passed.

Now that the discovery is in the bag, Anastopoulos is studying the properties of the new particle in the four-lepton channel to find out whether this is the Higgs boson predicted by the standard model or something more exotic.