Sentence examples for predictions that we from inspiring English sources

Since June, when the price topped a hundred dollars a barrel, it has fallen by about forty per cent, giving lie to predictions that we would never see cheap oil again.

And given the trend of expanding our circle of moral concern, it's fairly common to see predictions that we will eventually grant legal protections to animals and even artificial intelligences.

Now the final day of campaigning has begun in earnest with neither the Conservatives nor Labour pulling away in the polls and predictions that we could see the largest youth turnout since 1964.

But, as many coding supporters point out, what is the damage of teaching the skill to students if in fact the predictions that we are on the edge of a new machine age dominated by 3D printing and artificial intelligence come true?

"The amount of unemployment we've already got and the slowness of recovery lead to predictions that we could have 9-plus percent unemployment even through the next presidential election," said Robert J. Gordon, an economics professor at Northwestern University and a committee member.

"I can't tell you whether it will get beyond the predictions that we have got at the moment but certainly the Bureau is continuing to work very closely with our deputy incident controllers in order to make informed decisions particularly in those areas where lots of Sydney residents live on the other side of a river system which potentially cuts them off from the metropolitan area," he said.

Whatever Stinson's motivation might have been, New York took her pregame prediction that "we'll sweep them" personally.

Although his early work owes more to Burroughs and Verne than anyone cares to admit, he was wildly prescient in his prediction that soon we would see the entire world – an entire world – through the lens of gadgetry.

However, we want predictions that reflect the sensitivity of outcomes to small changes in the merit scores.

However, it is often difficult to construct truly novel predictions, predictions that are unbiased by what we already know about the real world.

Is it okay to make a prediction that we cannot test?