Sentence examples for publicly predicted from inspiring English sources

As early as 1979, he publicly predicted that the Soviet Union would collapse from internal stresses.

Earlier this month, Senator Chuck Schumer publicly predicted the committee would deadlock.

Romney is feeling so confident that over the weekend he publicly predicted a victory.

His prognosticative powers surfaced in 1987 when he publicly predicted the stock-market crash three days before it happened.

Mr. Millar has publicly predicted that Australia will surpass France and Italy and become the dominant source of imported wine for Americans.

Soon after Congress set the deadlines, in a bill enacted on Nov. 19, Mr. Mineta publicly predicted problems meeting the bag screening standard and immediately faced harsh criticism.

A number of Senators anxious for a resignation began publicly predicting one.

A few prominent liberal economists were publicly predicting a long slump, as was Mr. Rogoff, a Republican.

Mr. Green has been careful not to publicly predict just how much of a delay will be necessary.

Military leaders are publicly predicting a serious deterioration of capabilities, and one assumes that allies and enemies are listening.

At the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City he aroused controversy by publicly predicting that he would capture six gold medals.