Sentence examples for pretty much predicted from inspiring English sources

They pretty much predicted doom and gloom 20 years from now.

What is amazing to me is that Gates pretty much predicted the iPad back in November 2006, and that it took until April 2010 for the first truly commercially successful tablet to hit the market, by its rival Apple no less.

"He pretty much predicted that he wasn't going to make it".

The book that came out of his work, The New Jackals, pretty much predicted 9/11 and most of the shit we're in today, and sealed his rep as one of the world's foremost authorities on terror at age twenty-five.

You can pretty much predict the rest.

"You guys might want to be thinking about how you want to deal with this, because I can pretty much predict that this is going to be a big story".

"When you have people with a strong ideological position and you only hear from one side, you can pretty much predict the outcome," he says of the energy task force.

"Now we can pretty much predict that, if we put A and B together and provide the right environmental conditions, a mating is likely to be successful," he said.

"In any election in Florida," he said, "if you know who wins the I-4 corridor, you can pretty much predict what the outcome of the election will be".

Even as airlines have substantially cut capacity — meaning fewer but more crowded flights — they have so refined their computer tools over the last decade that they can pretty much predict which passengers will show up for a flight and which ones won't.

"You can pretty much predict our first eight players on Friday morning," said McDowell in his news conference.