Sentence examples for predicting that it would be from inspiring English sources

"This decision will be a footnote to history, eventually," Mr. Daniels said, predicting that it would be overturned.

Because Philip Morris is so large, Wall Street analysts had been predicting that it would be the likely winner in what was a tightly controlled auction of Nabisco.

Mr. Day said he was enthusiastic about a holiday line being introduced by Martha Stewart, predicting that it would be "an enormous hit with our consumers".

"It's my perception that there's going to be an indictment, unequivocally," he said, predicting that it would be the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide.

The new alliance, named the Zionist Union, looked poised to perform well in the poll, with analysts predicting that it would be an extremely close race between it and the other front-runner, Likud.

"McLeod represents one of the truly great business models that will be executed in the new era of telecom," Mr. Grubman wrote, predicting that it would be "one of the best return vehicles in what will be a high-return segment of the telecom industry".

As far back as 1979, Robert Byrd, who revered the Senate, predicted that it would be paralyzed unless fundamental changes in its governing rules were made to limit filibusters.

But he is willing to make one guess about the species, having seen its modern relatives in Amazonian markets: "I would predict that it would be a fine eating fish".

And she predicted that it would be.

Democrats have predicted that it would be closer to $8 billion.

Mr. Spano himself predicted that it would be a couple of weeks before the outcome was known.