Sentence examples for presciently predicted from inspiring English sources
His 1969 study, "The Emerging Republican Majority," presciently predicted the dawn of a Republican era in presidential elections.
Calling pensions a "broken market", McClymont presciently predicted that the government would never stand up to this greatest of vested interests.
While almost every forecaster except the dedicated pessimists failed to foresee the recession, Mr. Smith and Ms. Lazar presciently predicted a drop in the rate of economic growth to 1percentt or less last year.
With tragic consequences for himself, Sullivan presciently predicted that the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, in which the partnership played a significant role, would retard the advance of innovative architecture in America for 50 years.
In Millennium, he contended that modern society would be increasingly characterised by nomadism, and presciently predicted that "nomad goods" (gadgets that facilitate virtual travel) would be a feature of the new millennium.
The Figaro's owner, Tom Zielger, told Ross that he preferred to restrict his customers to "the real, true, old-fashioned, wonderful bohemians," but he also presciently predicted, "the market for coffeehouses is unlimited".
He presciently predicts this will cause me problems with my ankles and Achilles tendon.
People who attend the contemporary Broadway revival of ITW will undoubtedly see Lawrence and Lee as presciently predicting the rise of the latter-day religious right's reiterated crusade to blunt the teaching of evolution.
"With @Jack, @Ev & @biz at @Twitter today, together, guessing the IPO/S-1 filing will probably happen tomorrow," Om Malik tweeted last Thursday, presciently predicting the arrival of the company's S-1 a couple of hours — not 24 hours — later.
He predicted, presciently, that the Afghans would eventually defeat the Russians.
The Guardian's editorial said security had been revealed as "pathetically inadequate" and predicted – presciently – that security would drastically increase around public figures in the future.
