Sentence examples for seriously predicted from inspiring English sources

Part of the story is the perceived failure of the Obama stimulus, which is seen as a refutation of Keynesianism even though those of us who took our Keynes seriously predicted that this would happen.

Not the greatest strike-rate but who would have seriously predicted the defeats suffered by Chelsea and Manchester City, along with plenty of others that defied logic?

While no one seriously predicts bankruptcy, investors, with little hard information to go on, remain anxious.

No one is seriously predicting that South Africa or the other law-abiding countries here will go the way of Zimbabwe, where Mr. Mugabe and his followers have been assailed by the United Nations, the State Department and human rights groups for arresting critics, harassing journalists and threatening judges.

Once again: if you took basic macroeconomic analysis seriously, you predicted that large deficits could and would coexist with low interest rates as long as the economy was depressed.

Who could seriously have predicted the existence of stem group birds such as Tyrannosaurus from just studying the morphological diversity of modern birds?

The Carew et al. (1995) model seriously over predicts the present data.

"The quality of education throughout the UC system will be seriously eroded," predicts Ricardo Ochoa, President of the Association of Graduate Student Employees, an affiliate of the United Auto Workers union, at the Berkeley campus.

"It will take at least 20 years before anyone looks at my paintings seriously again," Riley predicted.

Twelve years ago, Metro Matters argued (not quite seriously) that 59th Street between Broadway and Columbus Avenue should make a comeback and predicted (quite seriously) that it never would.

The results show that ignoring even a weakly significant non-stationarity in the data series may seriously bias the quantile predicted for time horizons as near as 0 20 years in the future.