Sentence examples for that predictions from inspiring English sources

Synthetic biology is changing so rapidly that predictions seem pointless.

The authors believe that predictions of catastrophe are overstated.

Momentum swings between sides so quickly that predictions at this stage are fairly futile.

Lula says that "predictions were being hurled at us back in 1989.

Some accountants said yesterday that predictions of Andersen's demise might be both premature and exaggerated.

However, with the storm still some distance away, forecasters warned that predictions could change.

A slowdown in homebuilding means that predictions of higher future tax receipts will not be met.

Doctors often say they worry that predictions about survival may become self-fulfilling prophecies or cause patients to lose hope.

But the vote is distant enough, and the current protests so apparently spontaneous, that predictions are difficult and uncertain.

THE general election that will be held in Britain on May 7th is so finely balanced that predictions are foolhardy.

"It would be foolish to be too optimistic or too defeatist," he says, adding that predictions of multiculturalism's "terminal decline" are baseless.