Sentence examples for predictions it will from inspiring English sources

The animated Croods opened today amid predictions it will be the weekend's No. 1 movie.

In order to provide an accurate description of the data and the best possible predictions, it will most often be necessary to adapt the structural model and covariates to the actual data.

If it fits the simulated predictions, it'll go into production for use in the XB-1 during its first test flight, planned for next year.

In humans, where intrauterine growth restriction may be viewed as an immediate adaptive response of the fetus for surviving maternal ill-health or placental dysfunction, the fetus may also make anticipatory responses to more subtle nutritional or hormonal cues to adapt its developmental trajectory to the type of environment in which, according to its prediction, it will live postnatally.

But this figure is below analysts' forecasts, as is its new prediction it will only break even for the six month period.

I have a prediction: it will be the best season of Doctor Who ever broadcast.

But, having looked at this wall extensively from both sides, I am ready to make a prediction: It will be the mother of all unintended consequences.

First comes Saracens and Ulster on Saturday night at Twickenham and the most obvious prediction: it will be a tight and brutal game.

Now it's Turnbull's turn, and while the issue has gone quiet this past week, you can trust this prediction: it will be back on the agenda sooner rather than later.

The release of iPhone 2.0 is over three months away, but I'll stick my neck out and make a prediction: it will be a gigantic success, spreading the iPhone's popularity both upward, into the corporate market, and downward, into the hands of the masses.

Prediction: It will gain sales in 2003 and might outsell the Ford Ranger, the perennial segment leader.