Sentence examples for predictions have failed from inspiring English sources

Both predictions have failed to materialise.

Although a long line of doomsday predictions have failed to materialize in precisely the ways we thought they would, we need not lull ourselves into a false sense of control.

Banyan himself, readers charged, entertained the fantasies of a fevered colonial mind.Yet after plenty of roaming, the prediction has failed to come true.

He said that when his prediction had failed to materialise he felt so terrible that he took refuge in a motel with his wife.

And it is because human beings are so good at adapting to change, including to stimuli that would under many circumstances be considered negative and to updating their world view as readily as they hyperlink from Web page to Web page, that it sometimes looks as if the predictions of last fall have failed to come true and that, gee, we have not really changed at all.

Of note, pancreas-derived mediators that proved valuable for severity prediction in experimental animals have failed to predict the future course of pancreatitis when applied to human disease.

"This is just the latest statement in a long line of predictions by Illarionov which have failed to eventuate," said Aleksei Kokorin, the head of climate change programs in Russia for the World Wildlife Fund.

Regarding prediction of efficacy, biomarkers have failed to select patients who would respond to sorafenib.

"Gary Naylor has admirably 'fessed up, that his predictions of dibbly-dobbler dominance have failed to materialise," notes James Wrout.

But Nakamoto's predictions regarding trust, security, and effortlessness have failed, repeatedly and dramatically.

A recent article by preeminent Jewish historian Dr. Jonathan Sarna demonstrates how, contrary to predictions, rifts between American Jewish denominations have failed to tear our community asunder -- even between Orthodox and the more liberal streams -- and in fact, there's considerably more unity than anyone might have imagined a decade or two ago.