Sentence examples for representatives predict from inspiring English sources

Several executives in the industry, including artist representatives, predict that the battle over long-term contracts would be resolved between the two camps whether California's legislature acted or not.

But political observers and campaign representatives predict that many frustrated voters will stay home, embittered by the democratic process in a city where elected officials no longer have a say.

No details of the proposed guidelines have been released, but health advocates and snack food and soft drink industry representatives predict that the rules will be similar to those for the government's school lunch program, which reduced amounts of sugar, salt and fat.

After a loss of communication with Homer, many, including the "Power Sauce" representatives, predict Homer's death and claim to him that the bars are made of just apple cores and shredded Chinese newspaper.

Industry representatives predicted that classifying ash as non-hazardous would de-stigmatize the substance, encouraging recycling programs, and keeping coal ash out of ponds and landfills in the first place.

Charlene Barshefsky, the United States trade representative, predicted exports would top $1 trillion this year for the first time.

But Ms. Upmeyer, an Iowa state representative, predicted that if Mr. Cain remained in the race with fading popular support, those activists would lose their passion.

In addition, the expression of a representative predicted target of each of these miRNAs was determined in the same RNA samples (As in Additional file 5: Table S4).

Clinical laboratories have successfully used a class representative to predict susceptibility to other agents in the same class as a practical alternative when specific susceptibility testing products are unavailable [ 8– 12].

43, 44 Based on the estimation results from this study, previous MMSE scores and number of drugs were sufficiently representative to predict the dropout since examinations were performed annually and also deaths, which were the principal cause (89%) of dropouts, occurred within a relatively short period before the following examinations.

Large firms representatives also predicted consolidation of the industry and viewed this potential change as a positive feature of the NHP regulations because fewer firms operating in the industry would offer greater market opportunities.