Sentence examples for usually predicted from inspiring English sources

As recently as the early 1990s, polls before elections pitting a black candidate against a white one usually predicted that the black candidate would do much better than he or she actually did.

One of the most cinematic documentaries in recent times, Sherpa has become a box office blockbuster (at least in terms of what is usually predicted for a documentary) and after three weeks is already one of the highest grossing Australian docs ever.

World Bank figures showed a clutch of African countries achieving economic growth rates of more than 6%, enough to lift most of their people out of poverty in years rather than, as more usually predicted, in decades.At the same time, multi-party democracy spread across the continent.

Changes in rainfall are usually predicted using General Circulation Models.

The CGR is usually predicted by mathematical models and laboratory experiments, which are time consuming, cumbersome and expensive.

Because income is usually predicted by means of a Mincer regression (Mincer 1974) in economic research, we also replicated our analysis with this method.

However, there is currently no strong correlation between the predicted and observed growth rate of non-lethal knock-outs known in yeast (FBA usually predicts either very small effects like < 0.1% or approximate lethality; few predictions are on the order of 1%50%% where growth rates would be easy to measure; B. Papp, personal communication).

Before I step through their doors, I can usually predict what I will find.

I can usually predict when a particular news story is going to clog up my Facebook news feed.

Best director Who will win Danny Boyle will win - he won the Directors Guild of Americaawardrd and that usually predicts this particular Oscar.

Dealing with the fallout is never nice but we can usually predict the couples it might happen to.