Sentence examples for predictions that it from inspiring English sources

The far right organisation won 10 seats and lost eight despite its own predictions that it could double its tally of councillors from 49 to more than 100.

The company, which has endured a rapid fall from grace, did not say why it was trying to raise the extra money amid predictions that it will burn through its $2bn cash pile within 18 months.

… BUT STILL DEVELOPING Despite its rapid growth, and predictions that it could even overtake the United States over the coming year, China remains, in the assessment of the World Bank, a developing country.

This assumption is consistent with our theory's predictions that it takes some time for the IOS to establish and its effects on the economy's productivity to be set in action.

And it was built despite predictions that it would fail.

11 predictions that it would turn into the worst in decades.

Tuesday, despite predictions that it would take until Wednesday to repair a cracked support.

This was despite some predictions that it would herald the beginning of the apocalypse.

It was wall-to-wall predictions that it would collapse next week, collapse next month.

There were predictions that it would take years, if not decades, for Japan to recover.

Nor was NBC's "Parks & Recreation," despite widespread predictions that it would be.