Sentence examples for sorts of predictions from inspiring English sources
All sorts of predictions, depending on economic convictions of physician, but message otherwise identical.
They make all sorts of predictions," said Representative John Fleming, Republican of Louisiana.
Most mortals have no such forecasting skills, but that doesn't prevent some from making all sorts of predictions.
That said, it is difficult for too many other experts to categorically refute Mr. Gruber's work, since he has nearly cornered the market on the technical science behind these sorts of predictions.
The bitterness of the continuing Democratic nominating race (with yet another pivotal primary being held Tuesday), though, and polls showing Mr. McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, in a virtual dead heat with either Democratic candidate remind the reader that these sorts of predictions — based on historical patterns and generational change — can never be a foregone conclusion.
Mr Kingston will no doubt try to portray Mr Perdue as squishy he mused about the possibility of raising government revenue, anathema in a Republican primary but Mr Perdue's camp has 22 years of Mr Kingston's votes to sift through; they'll probably find something with legs.As for who wins, those sorts of predictions are a mug's game.
By this logic, the prediction model of memory views the vertebrate brain as having a single memory system that is continuously integrating different sorts of prediction analyses.
AS: At that stage it was impossible to make those sort of predictions.
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.
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.
Much attention is focussing on what sort of predictions are acquired, and in what neural architectures.
