Sentence examples for the study predicted that from inspiring English sources

The study predicted that by the end of the year the auto sector would increase production by only 0.1percentt.

The study predicted that the highest demand would be for sanitation, with 70% of these potential borrowers looking for a sanitation loan in rural areas of South Asia.

The study predicted that if trends continued, by the year 2030 Church of England attendance would be down to just 500,000, less than two-thirds of the current figure.

The study predicted that prolonged closures could cut flu cases by about 15percentt, which in the peak of a pandemic could cut emergency room admissions by 40percentt.

The study predicted that the amount of energy available for a storm, called convective available potential energy, would also become more frequent as temperatures rise.

The study predicted that worldwide, 7.7 million children would die this year -- still an enormous number, but a vast improvement over the 1990 figure of 11.9 million.

By 2025, the study predicts, that number will be close to a hundred.

The study predicts that the ice surface reflectivity, or albedo, will drop by 10% or more by the end of the century, which will trigger further melting.

Based on that finding, the study predicts that the bill being considered by the City Council would result in the loss of 6,000 to 13,000 low-skilled jobs.

Later on, the story goes into the impacts the IPCC spell out: The study predicts that temperatures are set to rise by more than 1.5C above pre-industrial levels by the end of the century without ambitious action to tackle emissions, and could rise by over 4C if emissions continue to increase.

The study predicts that cannabis will become an increasingly familiar culinary ingredient, as food and drink companies work to satisfy both foodies' appetite for new flavour sensations and the demand for more sugar-free, lower calorie alternatives to alcohol.