Sentence examples for prediction that this from inspiring English sources

Maybe that is why I enjoyed Phyllis Crystal's prediction that this dumb new program called Social Security was sure to "go bankrupt in 10 years".

But its prediction that this hesitant trot will break into a gallop of 3.25% in 2011 looks over-optimistic.

Soon afterward, Mr. Bove began downgrading the banks he covered, eventually putting a sell on 60percentt of them, even as others dismissed his prediction that "this powder keg is going to blow".

Wedged in among yesterday's good fiscal news -- the mayor would say very, very good news -- was a prediction that this was going to be the year the city finally sells the Off-Track Betting Corporation.

Nonetheless, when tickets to London's West End cinemas can cost close to £20 and youth unemployment is at record heights, it's a fair prediction that this is one sector of the British audience unlikely to be growing any time soon.

Our prediction that this era of sispair and detatchment will be followed by a religious revival, and that people, sick of Science's attempt to prove something from the world, will turn again to the Church, as being simpler, cleaner, and more comforting.

The EnsEMBL [ 8] GENSCAN prediction that spans this region did not return any potential Hox gene with HoxPred.

A prediction that arises from this hypothesis is that the prevention of dimerization by tyrosine mutation should prevent zinc transport in the human ZnT3.

The main prediction that follows from this work is the existence of two distinguishable decision behaviors depending on the mean input feeding the decision network.

Predictions that do not meet this criterion were excluded for calculation of prediction success rates.

The M. perniciosa predictions that came out of this pre-training were compared with the protein databank NR using BLASTp.