Sentence examples for said prediction from inspiring English sources

As the physicist Niels Bohr said, "Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future".

As the physicist Niels Bohr said, "prediction is very difficult, especially about the future".

NIELS BOHR, the Danish physicist and Nobel laureate, famously said: "Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future".

Niels Bohr, the Danish physicist who made a major contribution to quantum theory, said "prediction is hard, especially if it is about the future".

Alderson said prediction of a.400 hitter is "speculation maybe for a statistician," but he added, "That's a possibility," citing Helton as an example of a possible.400 hitter.

As Neils Bohr--not Yogi Berra--once Berra--once Berra--oncey difficult, esaidially about the future.

But last night anti-racist campaigners said predictions of an 11th hour surge of support for the BNP were wrong.

Mr. Romaine, like Mr. Levy a former county legislator, said predictions about any outcome in the 2003 legislative races were risky.

The Passport Office said it had faced the highest demand for applications in the past 12 years, and said predictions for the summer surge had been "substantially exceeded".

In her speech, May said predictions about government changes to policing and reduced budgets had been shown to be wrong by falling crime statistics.

He said Poundland could choose to stop selling items which it did not think were good value and said predictions of inflation in the price of clothing, food and other goods next year was "slightly hypothesising".