Sentence examples for predicting until from inspiring English sources

All of which helps to explains three things: why there has been much less wage pressure than the Bank of England has been predicting until now; why there is likely to be less wage pressure than the MPC is anticipating in the future; and why the MPC should be wary of those who say looming wage pressures justify an immediate ratcheting up in interest rates.

Few theoretical properties of system can be predicted until now.

But the results are impossible to predict until all candidates and party groupings have been announced.

It's only a matter of time, experts predict, until this centuries- old cold-weather pastime melts away.

It won't be long, he predicts, until creators have the tools to deliver on that vision.

Contrary to what most specialists had predicted until the 1970s, clientelism thus survived the advent of democratic modernization.

Having predicted until the final hours in 2006 that Republicans would keep Congress, Mr. Rove remained ever the optimist, predicting that Republicans would keep the White House next year.

Green construction is similarly energized: it grew by an estimated 15% between 2014 and 2015, with comparable growth predicted until 2018.

But this information was relatively useless, because the storm's intensity could not be accurately predicted until hours before Haiyan passed over the southern tip of Eastern Samar province.

The future energy consumption is predicted until 2010 using simple statistic models for each economic sector such as domestic, tertiary and agricultural, transport, industry, etc.

Such a lag implies a sluggishness of the models in "catching on" to new developments they may not be predicted until they begin to show up in the observations.