Sentence examples for prognosticating from inspiring English sources

Prognosticating death drives decisions that may end up as self-fulfilling prophesies.

Details relating to the art and science of "prognosticating" occupied a prominent position in textbooks, journals and conversations with patients.

The Mouse and His Child is a bildungsroman, a zoological pilgrim's progress complete with murderous rats, prognosticating frogs and an muskrat that quotes Aquinas.

Since so many people are interested in the race and prognosticating the winners, more awards shows are televised during the same window in January and February.

This shows that Gansa has a good track record when it comes to prognosticating changes in presidential politics, but how much should we treat him like the Great Carnac of presidential elections?

But it is important to note how badly these metrics have performed in prognosticating the Shockers' results.

Asked at another meeting if weekend voting might raise turnout, he replied: "The idea of a Sunday [election] that you prognosticate is not offensive to me".

And the Supreme Court may be called upon once again to investigate, prognosticate and make logical deductions.

With much less disruption to the economies of highly indebted poor countries that the measure is supposed to help, the IMF could issue a small tranche of SDRs which would have no measurable inflationary impact.While learned economists may prognosticate about how gold is outdated as a store of value, it is indisputably an asset of choice for poor people in developing and developed countries.

But prognosticate the local Liberal Democrats do.

Two areas that have been radically transformed by those advances are the ability to prognosticate cancer outcome (forecasting the evolution of the tumour and fate of the patient) and the ability to predict how a tumour will respond to a specific drug.