Sentence examples for too much prediction from inspiring English sources

The paper suggesting putting the business into a trust, or selling some or all of the operation off, before signing off with the "don't expect too much" prediction that the timescale for any of these actions would be "three to five years".

Given the number of breeding groups tested, we could not determine what should be the most effective population size for a successful operational use of markers, but it is apparent that it could be at least 50, and maybe up to 100 [ 4], without losing too much prediction accuracy.

"Injuries and suspensions will expose the lack of depth that the embargo has produced but if those factors don't hurt City too much, my prediction is a top-half finish".

All great empires set too much store by predictions of their imminent demise.

In an interview with BuzzFeed, Silver admitted that he had a lot riding on the outcome of the election -- he recognized he would "get too much credit if the prediction is right and too much blame if it is wrong".

There is not too much loss in the prediction performance.

In contrast, smaller standard deviations shrank the effect sizes too much, thus preventing confident predictions for many variants.

On an issue already marked by too much wishful thinking, this latest prediction takes the biscuit.

However, we should be wary of making too much of Af Klint's predictions, or of her status as a revolutionary artist.

One should not place too much confidence in the reports, predictions and numerical estimates by (watch their eyes) government and corporate experts and spokespeople.

There appears to too much noise to make reliable predictions.