Sentence examples for prepared to predict and from inspiring English sources

Such flexibility is crucial in a nonstationary environment where one should always be prepared to predict and to react to the unexpected.

But no debate, no matter: the candidates and their proposals have been under lively media scrutiny unprecedented in Mexico's emerging democracy.Only the incautious are prepared to predict the outcome of the election, and that may remain true to the end.

However, a spokeswoman for the UK Film Council said that The King's Speech had "already recouped" and while the body was not prepared to predict how much profit the council's film fund would eventually make, it is expected to earn "many millions" – "a fantastic dowry" when the film fund is handed over to the British Film Institute by March of next year.

Few, however, were yet prepared to predict the party's demise.

"What I am prepared to predict is this will be the most successful SNP Westminster election campaign ever," he said.

Furman was prepared to predict two hundred, but Chinmoy said, "Ashrita, what do you think, four hundred miles?" Furman nodded.

Few in Buenos Aires are prepared to predict what the country's political map will look like thereafter.

No commentator is prepared to predict the outcome of the final vote on the reforms, especially with militant members of Svoboda ranged outside parliament.

Rahman's last two triumphs set the stage for today's victory, but few were prepared to predict the outcome that unfolded shortly before 6 a.m. this morning.

Lawrence J. Ellison, the chief executive, told Wall Street that he had been prepared to predict that sales of new software licenses would drop 8to10percentent from the period a year earlier.

The Welsh Rugby Union and its four regions hope to renew their participation agreement, which lapsed at the end of June, by the end of the week, but neither side is prepared to predict it will definitely happen after more than two years of rancour.