Sentence examples for predicting year from inspiring English sources

Fund managers and industry watchers had been predicting year after year that real estate funds would run out of steam.

Now it is predicting year-on-year growth of 1.3%.

And what more time-honored sportswriter tradition is there than prematurely predicting year-end awards two months before the All-Star break?

"I am not predicting years of recession, although we could well be in for a long lost decade-style period of slow growth and high unemployment," he said.

They're predicting year-over-year earnings gains in both periods for the S&P 500, when in all probability there will be drops.

With high unemployment and economists predicting years of recovery from the recession ahead, jobs and money have a way of taking precedence over any talk of higher purpose.

There was no significant difference between the two groups in mA1C(10th 20th year), which seemed to have no capacity for predicting year-20 retinopathy (Fig. 1 D, top).

In this study, we linked retrospective air and water concentration predictions from the Shin et al. (2011) model to individual residential histories for 45,276 participants from the C8 Health Project, predicting year-by-year PFOA exposures based on their individual residential histories and likely water sources.

It's an economically fragile world whose demise is predicted year after year yet never comes.

"So it's hard to predict year on year the number of school places you need".

The results show that the model has the available prediction accuracy, and the relative errors of all predicted years are less than 5%, except 2004 and 2012.