Sentence examples for predictions upside from inspiring English sources
Thirty-five yeafterftErik Eckholmolm warned of "the other energy crisis," farmers like these were turning his predictions upside down.
David Brooks's prediction, in "The upside of opportunism" (Views, Oct. 31), that only the "flexible" Mitt Romney can get things done in Washington is really a veiled endorsement of the intransigence of the hard right.
Even Citi's more modest growth prediction still offers 6.5% of upside over the next year-plus.
Opportunities with the biggest potential upside tend to have big predictions associated with them, and generally the more ambitious or contrarian, the prediction, the greater the potential upside.
The strategy, the predictions and expectations were all being turned upside down.
What are the downside, and upside, risks to the bearish predictions for U.S. and global equities?
Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley analysts said that positive third-quarter data on Chinese power generation "surprised us on the upside," exceeding the bank's growth predictions for the sector.
The upside of all this, for Trump, is that he is again set to outperform predictions by speaking, as he likely will on Tuesday night, in complete sentences.
Such insights turn the predictions of conventional 'push-pull' models or neoclassical theories that predict that migration decreases as societies develop and income and other geographical opportunity gaps decrease upside down.
In addition, a small prediction, such as people prefer water bottles with a square shape over a round shape will not have significant upside potential.
