Sentence examples for predictions of more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dodd said that law enforcement officials' predictions of more attacks made it imperative to act.

One of these days – or months, or years – those predictions of more expensive oil will be proved correct.

The weak UK economy, predictions of more quantitative easing and jitters over Britain's AAA rating have knocked 5% off the value of the pound this year.

James T. B. Tripp, the general counsel for Environmental Defense, a private advocacy group based in Manhattan, said that global warming and predictions of "more unpredictable, more powerful storms on a more frequent basis" raised the risks.

But predictions of more than a million visitors proved wide of the mark and many of the temporary campsites set up to take advantage of the visitors stayed largely empty.

The percentage of their borrowers who are delinquent (meaning that they've missed at least one payment) has doubled, and predictions of more than a million foreclosures have become commonplace.

We are talking about an increase of about twenty per cent in spending per person as opposed to the initial prediction of more than sixty per cent.

I particularly like number 1, with its prediction of more "crowdfunding", a neat evolution from the concept of crowd sourcing.

Part of Con Ed's prediction of more modest growth in demand in coming years is based on the expectation that demand-management companies will emerge within the next few years, company officials said.

Transient CFD analysis gives fairly optimistic prediction of more than 80% of base stage efficiency at around 1.4 total pressure ratio.

Compared to GA-BPNN models constructed in a previous training set, the presented models also yielded a much improved prediction of more than 35% for all etch outputs.