Sentence examples for problems predicted from inspiring English sources

There are other problems predicted when shopbots are unleashed, and some involve privacy.

Some of the new security problems predicted by critics appear unlikely, several security experts said.

Brown now says the most populous state's fast-growing economy can absorb the raises without the problems predicted by opponents.

"The Saudis will play Russian roulette with payments which could be quite exciting given BAE's current problems," predicted a businessman with long experience of the region.

Working at Johns Hopkins University with Dr. Leo Kanner, who first described autistic behavior, Dr. Eisenberg completed the first detailed, long-term study of children with autism, demonstrating among other things that language problems predicted its severity.

The main problems predicted include a shortage of labour, higher costs, and traffic congestion.

Do preinjury alcohol problems predict poorer rehabilitation progress in persons with spinal cord injury?

However, there are two major problems predicting PPIs if the detected complexes are directly used.

Gregory et al. [ 57] reported that sleep problems predict symptoms of depression at 10 years.

This study shows that demographic and disaster-related factors and psychological and somatic health problems predict post-disaster MHS utilization.

Syndemic theory and minority stress theory have both provided important contributions to our understanding of how psychosocial health problems predict risky sex and the HIV epidemic.