Sentence examples for so much predict from inspiring English sources

The power of great science fiction, Bear argued, is that it does not so much predict the future, as shape it.

The point was not so much to predict the future as to present a possible one.

The idea is not so much to predict the future as to consider the forces that will push the future along different paths, in order to help leaders recognize new possibilities, assess new threats and make decisions that reach much further into the future.

That's why critics such as Ricchiuti dislike the Dow so much, and predict its eventual eclipse.

The Wunderman Thompson event lured by noting that it is not so much about predicting the future but asking ourselves how we might best prepare.

With so much rain predicted for Derby Day and the days leading up, I want to see if the Churchill Downs course is a bowl of muddy soup, or, as many insiders predict, a pretty dry track, thanks to Churchill's renowned track maintenance crew.

You can pretty much predict the rest.

Why are volcanic eruptions so much easier to predict than earthquakes?

It is so much easier to predict the past.

From this point on, to stay on top, Apple doesn't so much have to predict the future, but perfect it.

On top of unpredictable market dynamics, we also have the fickle Mother Nature to contend with, and only so much ability to predict where her wrath will strike next (and with what severity).