Sentence examples for prediction that it will from inspiring English sources

Even when the book was published, one of the most favourable reviews ended with the prediction that "it will probably be read by about two or three hundred people".

However, the company is sticking with its prediction that it will break even there by mid-decade.

"We think the OBR may be proved pessimistic in its prediction that it will take until well into 2015 before employment hits the landmark figure of 30 million.

The two main options under consideration are an expansion of the Fed's asset purchases, and an extension of its prediction that it will maintain short-term interest rates near zero until late 2014, at least.

Her statement contained no new promises and repeated Australia's prediction that it will "meet and beat" its minimum emissions target for 2020.

The construction industry is typically averse to trying new products, but Hycrete has some nice selling points: reduced material costs and construction time, a patina of greenness and a prediction that it will keep rebars from rusting.

That's in keeping with other rumors we've heard in the past, including a prediction that it'll arrive alongside new iPhone hardware in September, or separately in October, per Japanese business newspaper Nikkei.

The company, which has endured a rapid fall from grace, did not say why it was trying to raise the extra money amid predictions that it will burn through its $2bn cash pile within 18 months.

There are predictions that it will become a bureaucratic nightmare for a man who is not a bureaucratic black belt.

Of particular concern, though, is that this trend suggests that the education gap between the genders has not stabilised – and reinforces predictions that it will continue to widen.

At the same time, the economy is continuing to defy predictions that it will be turned around by the tax cuts and the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate reductions.