Sentence examples for venture to predict from inspiring English sources

One thing's certain: I would never venture to predict where he's heading next.

Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic whip, did not venture to predict that her party would win back the House.

This morning Professor Bhabha, a distinguished physicist from Calcutta University and president of the conference, said: "I venture to predict that a method will be found for liberating fusion energy in a controlled manner within the next two decades.

Veteran journalist and commentator Allister Sparks wrote in the Business Day newspaper on Wednesday: "I smell a grassroots revolt in the offing and venture to predict that Zuma will be gone before those elections".

"I venture to predict that there will be a time in the future when gay folk will be accepted as part of regular society," Edith Eyde wrote in the pioneering magazine Vice Versa, which she distributed via carbon copies.

It's the old I-know-a-secret chestnut.8 16: Right from the first question, the evening will be, I venture to predict, about whether or not Social Security is or is not a "Ponzi Scheme".

Diminishing forests and biodiversity are more pressing issues than global warming; few ventured to predict what would become of these issues in Rio.

Nicholas Kristof's February 28 Column, provocatively titled "A Genocide Foretold", ventured to predict an impending massacre that would befall the Southern Sudanese, a genocide, as he glimpsed the grim future, perpetrated by the Government.

Peering into the fog, however, this survey ventures to predict that in the short term the mobile Internet will be used by consumers mainly for interpersonal messaging, and by businesses mainly to extend corporate information systems to mobile devices.

Statistics are the stock in trade of futurists, and Jenkins adopts the somewhat dubious methods of these secular prophets: he ventures to predict the future by extrapolating current social chaos and catastrophes on roughly the same scale as population is projected to increase.

This was evident in Lee's talk especially when he ventured to predict the future along the lines of his "four waves" or stages in the digital transformation of the economy.