Sentence examples for predicts there is from inspiring English sources

At the malls, many retailers are already offering their second and even third round of markdowns, said Mr. Morris of Gerard Klauer Mattison, and he predicts there is more to come.

Once this happens, 'turnover theory' predicts there is an increased risk of a woman leaving engineering.

If, as David Brooks predicts, there is not "another book this year as important as Charles Murray's 'Coming Apart,' " it will mean that we are as intellectually bereft as Mr. Murray says we are socially.

In addition to veteran programmer Yourdon, whose alarmist book is selling briskly (it is already in its 6th printing), Edward Yardeni, chief economist for Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, predicts there is a 60% chance that the nation will encounter a recession because of the Y2K problem.

In the film, Baxter, a long-time televangelist and self-proclaimed "international prophecy teacher," predicts "there is another Jewish Holocaust coming" but that "all Jews who heed the warning of the prophecies will escape".

Indeed, iRsp1095 predicts there is a 2 4 fold increase in the demand for NADPH under photosynthetic conditions in cells using succinate or glucose as a major carbon source.

"One would have predicted there are many ways to break a system," he explains.

And there, in the black shroud, stands a forecast model that predicts there's a sixty-eight-per-cent chance that tonight... you will die!

Richard Foley, dean of the faculty of arts and science, predicts, "There are going to be a lot of winners at N.Y.U. in coming years".

On the horizon, he predicts "there's a great awakening of awareness".

In practice, however, as the neo-institutional school of organizational change predicts, there are many examples of partnerships going awry.