Sentence examples for some predictions of from inspiring English sources

Some predictions of Europe's fate verge on the apocalyptic.

Defying some predictions of doom, it proved to be the pair's greatest success, grossing about $13.5 million in its first year, according to its proprietors.

IN A survey that takes the failure of past predictions as its starting point, there comes an awkward moment: it has to make some predictions of its own.

After years of preparation and some predictions of chaos, Europeans in 12 nations have begun using a common currency with no significant problems, a surprising amount of enthusiasm and even a slight rise in its value today.

It is true that some predictions of identity conflict now seem obsolete; feminist theories stressing how women reason differently from men, for example, have by and large given way to liberal ideas about gender equality.

Together, the new Disney-related attractions are expected to increase the average stay in the resort corridor to four nights, from three now, though some developers have held off building new hotels until they are sure more visitors will come, leading to some predictions of a shortage of rooms in the near term.

In a recently recorded podcast Marc Andreesen gave some predictions on the future of the tech industry.

Did you look to the past for some prediction of the future?

And the beauty of the periodic table is that the way it groups atoms allows some prediction of how they should behave.

As with height, it would be difficult to determine the form of each tree; therefore, some prediction of form would be required.

"So if you have this simple model, then you have a basic understanding of how degradation might spread... which may help you develop some prediction of where it might spread from and how far it might spread".