Sentence examples for predictions some from inspiring English sources

"But we've all been around long enough to know that preseason predictions, some are O.K. and some are not.

In short, Mr. Steiner has written a book full of fanciful predictions, some of which should probably be taken seriously, though certainly not all of them.

But given all the dire predictions – some helpfully from his own side – that he would implode, Miliband did pretty well for a man fighting on two fronts.

The scarcity of spherical torus experimental data caused the design to be based largely on theoretical predictions, some of which may turn out to be overly optimistic.

According to the simulator's predictions, some of the animals that remained afloat would drift south, where they would collide with the coast of Hawaii in March 1997, or get sucked into the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre.

In this chapter, we enumerate some suggestions for future works that can help improve current predictions; some of them already going on in new joint venturing projects between academy and industry.

According to the latest U.N. prediction, some countries are expected to lose more than half of their population by 2100.

It's become as much a truism as a prediction: some day African athletes will dominate distance cycling much as they do distance running.

Prediction: some dude parodies this video, but uses the iPhone instead of the BlackBerry.

To improve the accuracy of the prediction, some outliers have to be removed during the model updating.

While several cryptocurrency analysts were skeptical of Lee's prediction, some market observers emphasized how bullish they are about ether's technology and price prospects.