Sentence examples for start predicting from inspiring English sources

"Our goal is to get it into the predictable stage, where we can start predicting data and understanding it for them — how much their inventory should be.

It's never too early to start predicting the Oscars.

"Newspapers start predicting 'Normalcy limping back to the city,' " Hanif writes, "as if normalcy had gone for a picnic and sprained an ankle".

When the ground begins opening up beneath our feet and plunging unsuspecting mortals into the abyss, some may be tempted to reach for the Bible and start predicting the End of Times (and a quick online search reveals that several of the wackier sort of website have not hesitated to do just that).

"I am not going to start predicting who is going to defect and when they might do so, but I think there is a real chance for us to show that this coalition is going in the wrong direction as far as Lib Dem MPs are concerned - and as I say, the welcome mat is out.

"It's dangerous to start predicting forward," he told BBC Radio 5 live.

There are certain jobs where almost nothing you can learn about candidates before they start predicts how they'll do once they're hired.

As Malcolm Gladwell has written, "There are certain jobs where almost nothing you can learn about candidates before they start predicts how they'll do once they're hired.

There were people who, from the start, predicted it wasn't gonna work because 'y'all got married too young and haven't experienced enough life to want to settle down at such a young age.'.

If no majority exists, we select the most upstream gene start predicted.

Then, the Met (putative translation start) codon closest to the beginning of the BLAST alignment is found and declared to be the gene start predicted by BLAST.