Sentence examples for predictions say from inspiring English sources

Numerous predictions say that the world will end in the relatively near future.

Not every job will be done by robots, but all predictions say about 40% of the workforce will be automated in the next 20 years.

Mr. Pataki's portrait will hang in Peekskill until a date is found for it to be added to the hall, which predictions say may happen by summer.

Perhaps most persuasively, the people who get paid to make economic predictions say that federal cutbacks would harm the economy this year and next.

Sir Richard claims that, even if Zantac's sales fall as quickly as the gloomiest predictions say, the firm's profits can be maintained and, from 1999, increased.

Moreover, it's hard to find any economists who changed their minds when their predictions, say of sharply higher inflation, turned out wrong.

Some predictions said it would miss the city and blow into Mississippi.

But analysts, generally conservative in their predictions, said the results were solid but contained few surprises.

They make all sorts of predictions," said Representative John Fleming, Republican of Louisiana.

Most of its predictions, says Emile Servan-Schreiber, NewsFutures' boss, concerned financial matters.

On Tuesday, Mr. Lazear defended those predictions, saying they were in keeping with what most economists believed at the time.