Sentence examples for predictions have one from inspiring English sources

All of these predictions have one thing in common: they are based on more than pure polling data.

Apart from being wrong, all these failed predictions have one thing in common: they all reject the role that human emissions of carbon dioxide are having on global temperatures.

Above all, I have one prediction that I know will be right.

And even though it's not yet January, I already have one prediction: Come February women's wear, the Force is going to be felt in fashion.

The attention model of cell assembly competition makes one further critical prediction: attention should not have one single general brain manifestation and locus but should instead always occur within the range of cortical areas where competing cell assemblies are located.

But before that, we have one more prediction to make.

"After your fantastic prediction yesterday I assume you have one today as well?

Actually, as it turns out, I have one more prediction.

Finally, I have one last prediction to make about the first Democratic presidential debate.

Angel President Richard Brown is neither optimistic nor pessimistic about the chances for a settlement to the 7 1/2-month strike this week, but he does have one gloomy prediction.

The model contributed moderately to the prediction of having one or more failing organs (Nagelkerke R = 0.289), and fitted the data well (χ = 9.42, p = 0.30).