Sentence examples for predictions prove to from inspiring English sources

Half of A-level grade predictions prove to be wrong, figures show, raising questions about the use of predicted grades in university applications.

How reliable would his predictions prove to be today?

Such theoretical predictions prove to be in quite good agreement with both Eurocode-based calculations at ambient temperature and available experimental results in the case of fire-loaded reinforced concrete beams.

If these predictions prove to be true they could be pose significant challenges for many companies' ability to effectively serve their customers.

"Corporate interests have become accustomed to saying whatever they want about Washington policy debates," Warren wrote, "with little accountability when their predictions prove to be inaccurate".

Even if his predictions prove to be off, Rutherford delivers a timely and important dispatch from the field tilled by James Watson and Francis Crick, with a vital assist, as he observes, from Rosalind Franklin.

Those predictions proved to be mistaken.

DeMAND's predictions proved to be very accurate.

The primary finding was that self-predictions, like social predictions, proved to be consistently overconfident.

The VIS and NIR predictions proved to be similar.

Those predictions proved to be on the money, but only after Cavendish had come out fighting.