Sentence examples for ready to predict from inspiring English sources

But ECRI is not quite ready to predict recession yet.

Frankel is not ready to predict a Florida Derby victory, however.

Still, he was hardly ready to predict that London would be the final stop on NBC's long Olympic journey.

The answers range in degrees of confidence and alarm, though no one was ready to predict imminent doom.

The fashion world, always ready to predict, pronounce and sell, sell, sell, is poised for the counterrevolution.

"I'm not sure we're ready to predict that we'd have a second quarter that keeps pace with the first quarter," Mr. Gaines said in an interview.

We are ready!" It's hard to predict what the pair, who have collaborated on installations like fish-fry trucks and banquet-hall dinners, will come up with for their castle, but it will most likely feature direct bodily involvement.

To further explore the impact of tailoring on FOBT return, participants who already 'want to screen' were excluded (total n remaining for analysis = 1083/2227; TPDS = 351; NTPDS = 344; CG = 388) and a GLM was conducted in which trial condition in those not yet ready to screen was used to predict FOBT return.

Fourth, innovative readiness can be used to predict or predetermine if a group of participants are ready for innovative change.

This year's graduates did better than those a year earlier in one main respect: 23percentt scored high enough on the ACT for the test company to predict that they were ready to earn a "C" or higher in first-year college courses in English, math, reading and science.

Product developers can use these models to predict mould growth in ready to drink beverages.