Sentence examples for predictions could prove from inspiring English sources

If euro zone leaders tame the sovereign debt crisis, the development bank said its predictions could prove overly pessimistic.

Raymond Torres, one of the report's authors, said market turmoil at the start of 2016 meant his already gloomy predictions could prove overoptimistic.

The hostile climate they have whipped up has led the government to treat the largely stateless Muslim minority in Arakan state ever more inhumanely; and as a result, those predictions could prove self-fulfilling.

Some scholars argue that the 1930s were among the most technologically innovative years of the century.Since no one foresaw the productivity revolution of the mid-1990s, these predictions could prove too pessimistic.

Such predictions could prove invaluable to the petroleum industry where an understanding of capillary condensation could have significant implications for gas in place calculations and production estimations for shale and tight reservoirs.

Spending on plastic in December 2001 was up 8.6% on the previous year at £18.6bn, although the CCRG had predicted it would reach £1bn more than that, and admitted their prediction could prove to be similarly optimistic this year.

The most glaring omission is the lack of any experimental evidence for strings or even a single experimental prediction that could prove string theory wrong -- the acid test of the scientific process.

These are predictions could well prove to be underestimated.

The Cologne prosecutor wanted to try him for inciting violence against Christians and Jews but could prove nothing worse than predictions that they would end in hell.

It is possible that not the variables at admission, but changes in these characteristics following the first day of treatment, could prove more reliable for prediction of GIF.

That could prove to be a prescient prediction.