Sentence examples for though long predicted from inspiring English sources
Business Overview, The collapse of the subprime mortgage market by mid-2007, though long predicted, wreaked havoc on both the housing and financial industries (several major banks posted mortgage-related losses in the billions of dollars) and resulted in a major credit crunch that impaired many businesses' ability to secure short-term financing.
Even though the collapse of the housing bubble had been long predicted, the crisis in the home loan market nonetheless took most economic prognosticators by surprise.
He had long predicted that he would be assassinated, but had not hesitated to speak out against the Taliban, even though they are Pashtuns as he was.
The group's anti-escalation statement was long predicted.
"It won't stay that way, though," he predicted.
Though the death of minimalism has long been predicted, many designers have simply gone one step further on the same road, toward an austere, superclean laboratory esthetic.
Mr. Sessions, though, predicts that will change.
"Won't be long," he predicts.
Since then though he has predicted more of a long hard slog if we're to "win the economic marathon".
Within the Republican Study Committee, though, Jordan predicted mixed support.
The city's growing inequality was predicted long ago.
