Sentence examples for right predicting from inspiring English sources

I've been right predicting the failure of electrics.

Their model had gotten it right, predicting that about 50% of the village's voters were likely to support President Obama.

Apart from certain quarters on the Right predicting a Romney victory on Election Day, the final weeks of the campaign witnessed a gathering sentiment, almost a last-minute conventional wisdom, about the election's outcome.

While some critics derided them as glossily packaged over-simplifications, Toffler got many things right, predicting, for example, increased use of renewable energy, a shift away from traditional nuclear families, and the advent of a computer-driven information age.

Move left to right, predicting which way the ball will go.

Observers of the British far right predict Brons will launch a new party in competition with the BNP.

The more people on the right predict mayhem and malevolence even as the protests themselves continue along in relative peace, the less such criticisms make sense.

Sometimes it has, sometimes it hasn't; when QE2 stopped, there were widespread predictions that interest rates would spike, but they didn't — as those of us who have been getting it right predicted.

(2) Update step to select the right predicted samples.

Finally, we performed independent analysis of AUG (right predicted or corrected) with GGG-like motif in upstream regions and same biases could then be identified (Table 2).

But June Benjamin, a union organizer at Mercy who claims the college has violated workers' seniority rights, predicted "a long process" to get things worked out.