Sentence examples for usually predicted that 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.
They needed to be in a position to bat at least until lunchtime on the second day when the groundsmen of India usually predict that the ball will start to bite.
Theoretical models of host specialization usually predict that the co-occurrence of adaptation and adaptive host preference favours the evolution of specialization [ 50- 52].
Mr. Hyatt predicted that would come true.
That is, responses to low-conflict (congruent) trials are usually fast, which would predict that responses to these trials would be most affected by a cautious response mode by becoming slower.
This trend can also be seen for HIV virus proteins, with the exception that enzymes are usually predicted to be ordered.
When I am approached by a Frenchman with a certain look in his eye, I can usually predict the conversation that is about to ensue.
The Giants have lost the last four games to Washington, and the bevy of statistics that usually predict success or failure -- especially those on defense -- have gone against the Giants in a commanding way.
"You can never predict that".
