Sentence examples for predicts something from inspiring English sources

(Paul Gatza, director of the Brewers Association, predicts something closer to ten per cent in twenty years).

If these measurements agree with the Standard Model, and if some new theory predicts something different, then these measurements will rule out the new theory, just as a dedicated search for that theory would.

Instead of El Niño, NOAA predicts something sometimes called "La Nada," the murky middle ground between El Niño and its sister La Niña, which is associated with cool water in the equatorial Pacific.

When a theory predicts something we wouldn't otherwise expect, it's confirmed especially strongly if the prediction is borne out.

The polls predict something close to debacle for him.

"They should have predicted something like this," he said.

They were predicting something over twice that level.

You can't predict something to happen, happen.

"We never predicted something like this would happen," says Mr. Jablin of HGTV.

A while back I might have predicted something Bergmanesque in a bad way: arty and obfuscating.

Actually, somebody did predict something remarkably similar, and nearly two years earlier.