Sentence examples for sort of prediction from inspiring English sources

"I'm not going to make that sort of prediction.

That sort of prediction was completely at odds with the chief justice's approach, and he filed his own dissent.

Bayes provided a practical framework for how to make this sort of prediction, and the French mathematician Pierre-Simon Laplace built on his efforts.

A prediction machine can potentially tell you this — after all, an alarm with a simple movement sensor is already a sort of prediction machine.

To make any sort of prediction here, you need to consider changes in the sharing of transportation infrastructure, the driverless revolution, and the dramatic shift towards electric and hybrid architectures of cars.

Now – following the most successful year for Europe's biggest economy since the euphoria that followed reunification two decades ago – that looks like the sort of prediction English football fans make ahead of each World Cup: premature, based on little more than wishful thinking – and wrong.

AS: At that stage it was impossible to make those sort of predictions.

Much attention is focussing on what sort of predictions are acquired, and in what neural architectures.

It's also like March Madness in that it's completely and utterly useless to attempt to make any sort of predictions about these games.

Of course, these sort of predictions have been made before and the government's position is that it opposes any form of carbon price or trading.

Certainly it is difficult to make any sort of predictions, to extrapolate anything from what was won or lost last season, when clubs from Manchester United and Chelsea down to Stoke and Sunderland have changed managers over the summer.