Sentence examples for predicts from from inspiring English sources

2.51pm: It looks likely that Assange will be granted bail, Vikram Dodd predicts from the court.

"She will emerge," he predicts, "from this period of profligacy feeling worthless, spent and remorseful, with no ego at all, and pine for just one good, stable, interesting man to marry".

According to the budget documents, if the state receives what it predicts from the federal stimulus package — more than $9 billion — there would be other benefits to the budget: borrowing would be reduced by roughly half, $950 million in cuts would be restored and the tax increases would be reduced.

It predicts from μ od to the undersaturated μ o.

The physical and PEC characterisations permit to draw the energy diagram (Fig. 7) which predicts from a thermodynamic point of view whether the HCrO4 − reduction occurs or not.

How many more are at risk remains unclear; the most authoritative estimate to date, by epidemiologist Roy Anderson's group at Imperial College in London, predicts from a few hundred to up to 136,000.

Students' grades are predicted from their SATs exam results.

This game is hard to predict from a tactical standpoint.

This is something we would predict from their living relatives.

The reaction had not been predicted from animal experiments.

His greatness is predicted from infancy in a ceremony.