Sentence examples for predicting that it from inspiring English sources

In 1912 Architecture magazine praised the unusual top, predicting that "it will be used a great many times more".

He praised Clinton's proposal in strong, unambiguous terms ― describing it as "an extremely important initiative" and predicting that "it will save lives, it will ease suffering, it will improve health care in America, and it will cut health care costs".

The White House was closer to the Fed on its estimate about unemployment, predicting that it would average 4.9percentt next year — up slightly from 4.7percenttodayay.

The race has been deadlocked, according to many measures, and each side was predicting that it would see no lift from its convention.

The company also cut forecasts for its full-year results, predicting that it would "roughly break even" in 2007, in contrast to an earlier forecast for an operating profit around 400 million euros.

As for Apple's position in the market, eMarketer is not predicting that it will be able to reverse the trend of trailing its rivals anytime soon.

And a senior IT analyst at a large Brazilian healthcare organization summed up his thinking on video in the workplace by predicting that: "It will be the main method of communication.

I'm predicting that it comes down to a sprint in the last two hundred metres.

Industry insiders are predicting that it will result in higher red meat prices.

And it's hard to remember anyone predicting that it would happen only nine months later.

Few new technologies receive more intense interest than 3-D printing, with some predicting that it will revolutionize manufacturing.