Sentence examples for public prediction from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the oldest technology-oriented public prediction market is the Foresight Exchange (www.ideosphere.com), which launched in 1994.

Also, I wouldn't be able to make a public prediction of how much the pool would be worth to each person.

Despite Mr. Welch's public prediction that the losing contenders will leave G.E., some analysts think they will stay on as vice chairmen for at least a year or two.

Here's one way: his first reaction to a bit of welcome news that contradicts his public prediction elicits not relief at the result, but embarrassment and shame at his prognostication.

He was cautious about making any public prediction on when and whether China might step up its purchases of European government bonds, except to say that Chinese officials were "ready to cooperate with us".

When Moses, then the chairman of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, made a public prediction in 1964 that the expressway would be built, Mr. Harmatz released a statement saying that New Yorkers deserved to know whether their city "is run by Mayor Wagner and its other responsible elected officials, or by the dark eminence of Robert Moses".

The most likely actions include making another round of asset purchases and extending its public predictions on interest rate policy.

In later years, Mr. Wilkerson became known for his often dire public predictions on subjects including the stock market and race relations.

Coaches would have to make public predictions about which matchups they preferred, and teams would sometimes get suckered into choosing tougher opponents just to satisfy fans, or their own pride.

Because of problems, including criticism of the planned control system by regulators in France, Britain and Finland, Areva executives will no longer make public predictions of when the Finnish plant will go online.

Toyota doesn't make any public predictions about its hydrogen fuel cell efforts.