Sentence examples for was being predicted from inspiring English sources

IT IS not quite the Armageddon that was being predicted in the weeks after Lehman Brothers became America's biggest corporate bankruptcy last September.

Yet even as Bluetooth's demise was being predicted, Bluetooth chips were still being shipped from factories -- as many as 13 million this year -- and electronics makers continued to work on designing products that use the technology.

In February, a prime piece of the old Shiodome railway yard close to the Ginza, Tokyo's central shopping district, went for a surprising ¥7.1m per square metre ($5,500 per square foot), about 5% more than was being predicted.

While substantial, Mr. Romney's haul is far less than what was being predicted for him by rivals and even some supporters a couple of weeks ago, with some saying he could wind up with as much as $35 million by the end of June.

After having X-rays on the injured wrist while with the Belgium national team, team doctor Kris van Crombrugge has said that the 25-year-old only faces two weeks on the sidelines once he has surgery rather than the two months that was being predicted when he first suffered the blow.

A global downturn was being predicted.

This does not mean a 10% fall is being predicted.

It's being predicted that by the end of this year, mobile payment transactions in the U.S. will grow 210percentt.

Here, X represents the features, and Y represents the labels which are being predicted.

Growth of 1.1% is being predicted by the European Commission for next year and 1.7% in 2015.

Experiments are conducted for the application of WiFi localization where the location of a particular device is being predicted.