Sentence examples for that was predicted from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Kamara hasn't had the impact that was predicted of him for the Revolution.

In the intervening period, the epidemiological spike that was predicted did not materialise.

But the social meltdown, mass exodus or civil war, on the scale that was predicted, is nowhere in sight.

But the political and economic renaissance of Europe that was predicted at the European convention is likely to be stillborn.

This storm was tracking on a path that was predicted to go right where it did go".

The automaker will now take on $3.4 billion in pension obligations for hourly workers, instead of the $1.5 billion that was predicted earlier.

"Even though this is not the terrible, awful storm that was predicted, it is still dangerous on the roads," he added.

As far as the film is concerned, however, such public service confirms him in the Christlike status among mortals that was predicted by his dad.

The express's two reserved cars on Friday had a backlog of 500 requests, this for a Memorial Day weekend that was predicted to be a chilly washout.

Sarbanes-Oxley has certainly been unnecessarily costly and bureaucratic, and was quite possibly unjustified, but it has not been the disaster that was predicted.

In the uncapped year that was predicted — and feared by players — to produce more sharp division between the haves and have-nots, parity is not going anywhere.