Sentence examples for predictions it would be from inspiring English sources

When the euro was introduced, there were widespread predictions it would be a strong currency, continuing the historic role of the German mark.

"If I had to make a prediction, it would be that football doping will be the next big story – not just now, but going back half a century," said Rowbottom.

In statistical prediction, it would be meaningless to simply say a success rate of a predictor without specifying what method and benchmark dataset were used to test its accuracy.

Because it is possible that end point titration could further improve prediction, it would be helpful for future studies to examine this.

Though most of the rainforest remains intact in contrast to the gloomiest predictions of the 1980s, which predicted it would be almost gone by now it continues to be hacked away at a rate that will see it wiped out within the next 200 years.A reduced impactFortunately, there are stronger grounds than ever for hoping that this will not happen.

Nor was NBC's "Parks & Recreation," despite widespread predictions that it would be.

And when EMI needed a marketing hook for Plácido Domingo's "Tristan und Isolde," it jumped on predictions that it would be the last studio recording of an opera.

Although it was one of the brighter comets in years, early predictions that it would be visible to the naked eye did not pan out.

Across the country, predictions that it would be a busy but not exceptional night for mobile networks proved accurate.

People who didn't want to be on the list invoked dire predictions that it would be used as a roadmap for kidnappers.

If that comes true, the recession of 2008 would confound predictions that it would be one of the worst since World War II; it would actually be milder than the average postwar recession and milder than the last two, those of 1990-91 and 2001.