Sentence examples for predicts on from inspiring English sources

Washington Monthly, a Beltway journal, predicts—on the evidence of his record in New York that if Mr Giuliani were elected president he would grab even more executive power than Mr Bush has.Rasmussen Reports, a polling firm, also casts doubt on the notion that Mr Giuliani is the most electable Republican.

And Tom Perrotta predicts on Tennis.com that Henin will not have as seamless a return as her countrywoman Kim Clijsters did.

If Game 7 has any drama at all, as Adrian Wojnarowski predicts on Yahoo.com, it will be a first for this series.

For that leave of sanity, Alosi should be dealt with swiftly by the N.F.L., the former referee Mike Pereira predicts on Foxsports.com, and Mike Vaccaro of The Post is leading the call for the Jets to fire him.

Fredette may be a total bust in the league, as Jeff Goodman predicts on CBSSports.com, or a perfectly serviceable player, as Gary Parrish of CBSSports.com argues, but the draft has, at least for a few days, thrown a little more gas on Jimmer mania.

Colin Rallings, a psephologist, predicts on the basis of YouGov polling that the Labour Party will win control of two or three councils, all in the Midlands or the north.But the preference northern voters show for Labour is not merely a reaction to who pays their salaries, or just a matter of the size of those salaries.

The potency in gene expression correlated to effects on H3K79me2 reported by high-content screening, further validating that the 4-day H3K79me2 measurement accurately predicts on-target biological activity previously observed after 7 10 days of treatment.

No one was willing to predict on Thursday how that confrontation might play out.

5.00pm: This is what the pollsters were predicting on AV.

"Then, depreciation is the only way out," Tony Sorrenti, an international economist here, predicted on Wednesday.

How fast this happened depended, as theory predicted, on how far the two superpositions were separated.