Sentence examples for roundly predicted from inspiring English sources
European Competition tsarina Neelie Kroes has struck again: As roundly predicted, BSkyB 37% of which is owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. will surrender its monopoly over live coverage of English Premier League matches, under a radical rethinking of the way soccer TV rights are sold.
Whether or not he ever ends up with another production credit, Mr. Carter is officially out of the declaration business, having been roundly criticized after predicting, the day after the terrorist attacks, "the end of irony".
The 87-year-old criticised his estranged daughter and predicted she would be roundly beaten in presidential elections next year.
In both the Tianjin and Shenzhen disasters, netizens immediately pointed to evidence that the calamity had been predicted and that warnings had been roundly ignored long before the accidents occurred.
"Although the use of psychiatric testimony to predict future dangerousness is roundly condemned in the scientific community," she wrote with a co-author in The Texas Review of Law & Politics, "the reader need only make a common-sense inquiry to see the logic of the system.
And pollsters roundly noted that it was hard to predict who would turn out for a special election on a Wednesday in October.
Yet, it is white working-class people like Betty who have become a particular fixation among the chattering class during this election: what is this angry beast, and why does it support Trump? Hard numbers complicate, if not roundly dismiss, the oft-regurgitated theory that income or education levels predict Trump support, or that working-class whites support him disproportionately.
Because there is a limit to what any single factor can predict about a person's academic promise, let alone his or her potential to succeed and thrive in life, admissions decisions based solely on a high-stakes test have been roundly criticized by educational experts and social scientists.
He was roundly condemned.
But it roundly backfired.
