Sentence examples for right to predicting from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

On the other hand, Paul Kennedy may well be right to predict that the United States will shrink relatively in wealth, and therefore power, as its Asian and European rivals grow.

Iran's behaviour will disappoint those who backed Obama's opening to Tehran and convince sceptics, such as Israel's leadership, they were right to predict Tehran would maintain its feud with the west, continue to seek regional dominance and go on trying to destabilise predominantly Sunni Muslim Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies, wherever and whenever it can.

The great French sociologist Emile Durkheim was right to predict that modern, organic societies with complex forms of work and social organisation would increasingly shift from a focus on the collective to the person – "the cult of the individual," he termed it.

Yugo Kovach Winterborne Houghton, Dorset The unelected Peter Mandelson may be right to predict electoral failure for a Corbyn-led Labour party: but it is tragic that he is so sure of his own political righteousness and Tony Blair's messianic reign that he fails to recognise their leading role in Labour's current malaise, especially in Scotland.

Surely Mr Duncan Smith is right to predict that success for the Lib Dems of the Brent East kind will draw attention to the mismatch between their policies and the voters they must attract?That is the conventional wisdom, but it is almost certainly wrong.

Generation of random numbers by Monte Carlo and quasi-Monte Carlo method and putting them in random differential model of geometric Brownian motion ( left( {Si = Si - 1 + Si - 1left( {r,dt + sigma,varepsilon sqrt {{text{d}}t } } right)} right) ) to predict total index.

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