Sentence examples for seem to predict from inspiring English sources

Prediction markets seem to predict stuff pretty well, while UK pollsters don't seem to.

The numbers would seem to predict an election wipeout for Obama.

These three new CD's seem to predict where the audience for smooth-jazz could go next.

But customer satisfaction, Ms. Levitan said, does not seem to predict success.

As some journal contributors noted, the theory would seem to predict constant deadlock.

Sure enough Twitter moods sometimes seem to predict things like stock market trends and movie box office revenues.

Research has established that higher pain intensity and worse depression seem to predict poorer functioning in this population.

Worst bit: When Ellie's vocals on a cover of Chris Isaak's Wicked Game seem to predict an inevitable solo career in C&W.

9 P.M. (USA) MONK Residents suspect that a voodoo curse is to blame for strange dolls that seem to predict deaths.

(In Ireland World War II was understatedly termed "the emergency".) It seems a certain announcer is playing songs that seem to predict the weather in England accurately.

But the research found that New York was, in many ways, a model city for factors that seem to predict where poor people live longer.