Sentence examples for right to predict from inspiring English sources

Helen Stark had been right to predict that I would get restless in the editorial library.

But the SPLC were right to predict its penetration of mainstream conservatism.

Benn is surely right to predict that the coalition will see a trade-off – "immunity in exchange for sovereignty".

And Ed Balls was also right to predict, way back in August 2010, that the 2010 budget would have countervailing effects on the recovery Osborne inherited.

They were right to predict a wind of change, but it came in the form of an unprecedented experiment in the art of listening.

Although politics is bound to temper some companies' enthusiasm for international link-ups, Mr Mulally is surely right to predict more global weapons projects that bind countries together.

That said, it's a long way from getting the medium-term path of interest rates and inflation more or less right to predicting the overall course of civilisation centuries in advance.

Hey, the analyst Beano Cook zipped right ahead to predict Urban Meyer would replace him.

Researchers have developed models that can be used to estimate 1-min rainfall attenuation distribution for earth space link but there is still some confusion with regard to choosing the right model to predict attenuation for the location of interest.

The report says that a rise of over eight feet is "physically possible" with high levels of greenhouse-gas emissions but that there's no way right now to predict how likely it is to happen.

While it is too early right now to predict what effect MediaOnes choosing AT&T would have on Comcast, one other company is also affected: RoadRunner, the high-speed broadband service that is At Homes major rival, is a joint venture among affiliates of Time Warner twx, MediaOne, Microsoft msft, Compaq cpq and privately held Advance/Newhouse.