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

BUMPS IN THE ROAD Lafayette residents protested the tunnel, predicting that it would increase competition for land and price them out of the market.

Since the acquisition was completed in January, AOL has been predicting that it would increase revenue by 10.5percentthis yearar, to $40 billion from $36.2 billion in 2000, calculating as if the companies had already merged.

Last month the company predicted that it would increase its investment again this year, by 20percentto to $6.2 billion.

Some analysts predicted that it would increase clicks on the more expensive ads that appear alongside the most common search queries, since people no longer necessarily finish typing their full query.

Because silencing c-Cbl increased the abundance and stability of r∆F508-CFTR band C we assayed the functionality of the rescued fraction, predicting that it would also increase the r∆F508-CFTR mediated Cl- secretion.

HSBC has said that its capital position was strong, but declined to comment on the recent reports predicting that it would seek a capital increase, which would dilute the value of existing shares.

Hassett predicts that would increase by $4,000 to $9,000 a year from reducing business tax rates alone (families that earn less will see a smaller increase).

He predicted that would increase already bloated inventory levels.

The "entropy hypothesis" predicts that lower entropy would increase information in the data stream and motor program selection resulting in hyperkinesia.

XBP-1 is a transcription factor required for induction of the unfolded protein response (UPR), and it was therefore predicted that its loss would increase the toxicity of mutant SOD in a mouse model.

Many fund-raising experts had predicted that donors would increase giving to those types of charities at the expense of others, like arts groups.