Sentence examples for prognostications of from inspiring English sources

Lorde's account does not allow such prognostications of surrender.

Prognostications of a return to deal-making have turned out to be wrong, very wrong.

It ranks as one of the most baleful prognostications of the human fate since Malthus.

Prognostications of failure because of the age of the students were triumphantly repudiated.

Compared with the prognostications of what was going to happen, very little mayhem hit the screen.

Should we join them and resettle in Krakow, given the disastrous economic prognostications of City soothsayers?

This prognostic classification system will be useful for more accurate prognostication of patients with disseminated NPC.

The research conducted does not support the significant prognosticating value of the studied polymorphisms of genes MDR1 and CYP3A5*3 in prognostication of pharmacoresistance of partial epilepsy in children.

We await the prognostication of the hibernating ones to signal our future, be it a groundhog, woodchuck, badger or hedgehog.

But he had his reasons, which combined a pragmatic assessment with a larger political prognostication; and this larger prognostication of his turns out to have been 80percentt brilliant.

Mr. Farrell was not flawless in his prognostication of success, but he said he was "accurate enough".