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

Storm Cancels Concerts Cultural events began falling victim to Hurricane Rita yesterday as it swirled on 150-mile-an-hour winds west-northwest across the Gulf of Mexico, with forecasters predicting that it would make landfall on Saturday in Texas or southwestern Louisiana.

Unveiling the firm's new payments system on May 23rd, Mr Dorsey boldly predicted that it would make cash registers redundant.

He predicted that it would make "the CPU … peripheral, the network central," and that it would enable anyone to launch a product, company, or political movement.

I had predicted that it would make around $150m and I think we had 30 bids over $100m, which is quite something.

The proposed complex would be six times the size of the Somers Shopping Center, and several people at a recent public meeting predicted that it would make "ghost towns" of that shopping center and the smaller clusters of stores in Lincolnville, Croton Falls and Goldens Bridge.

But the general secretary of the Communication Workers Union, Billy Hayes, described the sell-off as "a tragedy" and predicted that it would make "not one scintilla of difference" to employees' intention to vote for strike action next Wednesday.

When the yakking was done, most of the insta-pundits predicted that it wouldn't make much difference to the horse race.

Forger predicted that it would instead make the enzyme more active.

SpaceX initially predicted that it wouldn't make this landing.

Also, sales executives previously were compensated on the value of a contract and the profit that EDS predicted it would make on the deal the day it was signed.

Predicting that Ivory Coast and Ghana would make the final four of the Africa Cup of Nations might have elicited a groan of boredom among African football fans prior to the competition's start, given the lack of originality.