Sentence examples for predictions of course from inspiring English sources

There were dire predictions, of course, and the requisite amount of pointing with alarm.

WORLD RISK All these predictions, of course, are subject to what happens in the economy at large.

Clarke was sometimes wrong in his predictions, of course.

Predictions, of course, make fools of us all.

Apart from these predictions, of course.

Mr Eppig and his colleagues predict that future work will confirm this relationship.The other prediction, of course, is that as countries conquer disease, the intelligence of their citizens will rise.

If its troops still remain in Iraq after these blows, then the victory of the Socialist Party is almost secured, and the withdrawal of the Spanish forces will be on its electoral program". That prediction, of course, proved murderously prescient.

Lack of methods for predicting real dust cloud structures and flame propagation processes has been a major obstacle to prediction of course and consequences of dust explosions in practice.

Although such in silico prediction of course cannot be considered a proof of causal links, it nonetheless provides justification for hypothesis generation and contributes to interpreting toxicology information from other sources.

There have been vanishingly few signs that any of the things you campaigned so successfully about are going to come to pass Whilst predictions are of course only predictions, the huge majority of them see short and medium term losses for the UK as a whole due to Brexit.

The big pitfall of making predictions is, of course, making specific predictions that miss the mark in ridiculous ways.