Sentence examples for predictions of when from inspiring English sources

He offered no predictions of when.

That means better earnings and more concrete predictions of when business will improve.

As a futurist, you are famous for making predictions of when technological innovations will actually occur.

Predictions of when the building would be completed changed, too: the current schedule calls for an opening date at the end of 2002.

This should lead to improved understanding of the intensification process, helping to produce better predictions of when storms will become hurricanes.

This allows accurate predictions of when the yacht will get to the next buoy, how many tacks it will require to get there and how best to tackle the necessary turns, says Simon Holloway of Cosworth's marine division.

A State Department of Transportation administrator, Don Whitehouse, gave no prediction of when the freeway might reopen.

He said he did not want to offer a prediction of when Lilly might ask the Food and Drug Administration for approval.

No one had a firm prediction of when the rate might fall.

"We will fight this case forever," he commented loudly, not just demonstrating his determination but, most likely, offering a reasonable prediction of when the lawsuit may end.

China's path to being the world's biggest economy is, by contrast, much clearer.In December 2010 we introduced an interactive chart that allows you to make your own prediction of when China's economy will overtake America's.