Sentence examples for virtually predicted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bernanke virtually predicted an economy that would be sluggish, at best, in the near term.

Charles Greene's November 2012 Scientific American paper was prescient – he virtually predicted the extreme weather, including Sandy and the series of nor'easters that have battered the Eastern Seaboard this past winter.

As the saying goes, the organization fell apart gradually, then all at once—Fred Cohn's fine piece in Opera News, from January of 2012, laid out the company's long history of artistic triumph and financial difficulty, and virtually predicted its end.

As the saying goes, the organization fell apart gradually, then all at once — Fred Cohn's fine piece in Opera News, from January of 2012, laid out the company's long history of artistic triumph and financial difficulty, and virtually predicted its end.

(Rosaceae) were virtually predicted as ligands of the XIAP BIR3 domain by using a previously generated pharmacophore model.

The EA fraction was investigated by LC MS and proved to be enriched with virtually predicted flavonoids.

This association appears, indeed, so close that in a PCO-like population a het-norm/low genotype virtually predicts autoimmunity, while women with the het-norm/high genotype appear protected from autoimmunity.

Computer-based in silico approaches have become powerful tools to virtually predict transporter ligand interactions.

And, apart from Elaine Garzarelli, a stock analyst at Shearson Lehman, virtually nobody predicted a big sell-off.

When Europe's new currency was launched in January 1999, virtually everybody predicted that it would rise against the dollar.

On Thursday, after the polls closed at 10 P.M., a network exit poll projected that the Conservative Party, far from improving its position in the Commons, would fail to gain an over-all majority an outcome that virtually nobody predicted a month ago.