Sentence examples for predictions of a from inspiring English sources

Newspapers were churning out headlines about the SNP's case being "in tatters" over a year ago, and predictions of a "crushing defeat" for independence abounded.

Newspapers were churning out headlines about the Scottish National Party's (SNP) case being "in tatters" over a year ago, and predictions of a "crushing defeat" for independence abounded.

There have also been predictions of a coming ethanol shortage.

Predictions of a mass exodus have proved unfounded.

Predictions of a lockout are common among players and owners.

He is convinced, though, that predictions of a widespread backlash against Muslims were overstated.

Michael McKeon, a spokesman for the governor, called predictions of a rollback "complete and total nonsense".

Its failure was quickly followed by widespread predictions of a further winnowing of financially vulnerable sites.

That was better than economists' predictions of a 0.5percentt drop.

"The predictions of a full-scale drop in New York will not happen".

But not all analysts agree with Mr. Whitehorn's predictions of a speedy recovery.