Sentence examples for thursday predicted from inspiring English sources

The study, published in the journal Current Biology on Thursday, predicted that if current trends continue there could be no globally significantly wild areas left in "less than a century".

But the murder occurred at a moment of a slow change in how Borough Park residents regarded one another, and some people interviewed on Thursday predicted that, for better or worse, the tragedy would only accelerate it.

The National Air Traffic Controllers Association, the union that represents the controllers and other workers, on Thursday predicted "a negative impact on the efficiency and capacity of the National Airspace System, as well as the nation's fragile economy".

A Sigma Dos opinion poll for the Guardian on Thursday predicted that Mas's Convergència i Unió (CiU) party would fall 9-11 short shoft of an overall majority in the Catalan parliament, meaning he would have to reach deals with smaller parties to hold the referendum he has promised within a four-year mandate.

Economists at HSBC, in a note published Thursday, predicted that the first rate increase of 2011 "could come as early as before Lunar New Year," which begins on Feb. 3. Speculation about higher interest rates helped send stock markets in China and elsewhere lower on Thursday.

A new Congressional Budget Office report on Thursday predicted that the economy would fall into recession if there is a protracted impasse in Washington and the government falls off the fiscal cliff for the entire year.

"What happens if nothing happens is that the problem continues, and perhaps continues to escalate," Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) told reporters Thursday, predicting backlash if the crisis continues.

Coincidentally, Woods on Saturday predicted that somebody would shoot a 62 on Sunday.

It was a fine summer morning, a day predicted to break all heat records.

A Herald Sun/Galaxy poll released on Friday predicted a 52%to48%8% lead for Labor on a two-party-preferred basis.

Elijah E. Cummings, a Democrat of Maryland, an African-American and a tough questioner of Clemens on Wednesday, predicted Thursday that justice would be served.