Sentence examples for predictions of its from inspiring English sources

For years it has defied predictions of its decline and will doubtless do so again in 2016.

In January it began to release the predictions of its senior officials about the level of short-term interest rates over the next several years.

IN A survey that takes the failure of past predictions as its starting point, there comes an awkward moment: it has to make some predictions of its own.

In twenty-six years, it has been through twenty-seven printings, and, although it has never been a best-seller, it has long outlasted the predictions of its subject.

We did not predict protein subcellular localizations for K. waltii when the localization predictions of its S. cerevisiae ortholog were completely incorrect.

Mr. Whittle notes that Edison has outlived many earlier predictions of its imminent demise, and said he was convinced that it ultimately will make a substantial contribution to American education.

The Reynolds–Froude scaling also correlates the measurements, but its theoretical basis is less rigorous, it does not account as accurately for variations in fuel flowrate, it does not admit microgravity flames, and past predictions of its behavior at low and high Froude number are not supported even with the present extension of Froude number to over eight orders of magnitude.

At the outset, our understanding of HDL biochemistry did not permit any predictions of its effect on RCT, but was sufficient to tell us that it might go either way.

But corruption has outlived all predictions of its demise.

Predictions of its demise have been wrong because people are ingenious".

LIFE at the bean-counting firm of Andersen these days is definitely not boring predictions of its ultimate fate change by the hour.