Sentence examples for seen as predicting from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Berlusconi's powerful finance minister, Giulio Tremonti, is well respected and even seen as predicting the current crisis in his book, "Fear and Hope," which appeared this spring and warned of the downside of globalization.

Instead, he said, he is restructuring his live show so that it includes more songs, both old and from the new CD, that can be seen as predicting or making observations about the mass mobilizations.

In contrast to LCI and the ratios M1/M0 and M2/M0, no significant effect of the increased PIP on AMDN1 and AMDN2 was seen, as predicted by the computer simulation.

Table 9 shows the proportion of workers employed in a firm of given size or less, as seen empirically and as predicted by the model.

8. Our Man in Havana by Graham Greene After publication in the early 60s Greene's novel was seen as having predicted elements of the Cuban missile crisis.

A significant negative correlation between MGMT promoter methylation and MGMT expression was seen as already predicted by previous studies [ 20, 21].

When I watch it now, I see it as predicting — maybe I'm exaggerating — the revolution in a way.

The changes between pre- and postoperative values were derived and correlated with 20 pre- and peroperative data, seen as potential predicting factors, including demographic data, presence of chronic diseases, type of surgery, number of mammary arteries grafted, intraoperative durations, postoperative biomarkers.

With President Hamid Karzai's family split by rivalries and the brother he appointed to succeed Ahmed Wali as leader of the Populzai tribe seen as weak, elders predict that the family's, and by extension the president's, power in the south is waning.

Read the findings of the Rugby Football Union's Image of the Game "task group" and you will see that, as predicted, here was the most inadequate official inquiry since the Hutton report.

No method is seen as truly reliable in predicting success, especially for complex and technologically intensive projects.