Sentence examples for risky prediction from inspiring English sources

Luckily, though, there was no risky prediction of Derek (which has been acquired by Netflix) emulating the US success of the earlier sitcom, which is only just coming to an end there 12 years after its British birth.

One goal will win this, which obviously isn't the most risky prediction ever, but that's all I've got 65 min: "All these yellow cards are making me nervous; anxiously waiting for Gedo.

– Damon Darlin The iPad Is Your New Bicycle The Atlantic |  A risky prediction that the tablet won't be popular, because in a year or two, there will probably be something cooler or better.

It is not necessary, however, to venture risky predictions concerning economic policy.

When experiments cannot be conducted, falsification can be sought through the formulation of "risky predictions," or else through corroborating evidence, that is the accumulation of "many independent lines of evidence that point out to the same conclusion" (p. 113), making scientific research similar to forensic police stories.

It is such risky predictions that, if verified, provide the most confidence in the underlying theory.

Bad prediction.

"I'm not panicking or overly worried that he will miss the Giro, but we still have to be careful because it's very difficult and risky to make a prediction," Bruyneel said.

The purpose of this study was to explore the role of personality traits and driving experience in the prediction of risky driving behaviors and accident risk among Chinese population.

Predictable predictions?

Predictions are risky business in public policy.