Sentence examples for was ready to predict from inspiring English sources

The answers range in degrees of confidence and alarm, though no one was ready to predict imminent doom.

"I'm not sure we're ready to predict that we'd have a second quarter that keeps pace with the first quarter," Mr. Gaines said in an interview.

When the voice-only iPad app launches next month, it will support up to eight people, but it won't yet be ready to predict what might come up during your conversations.

This is a big victory, but I'm ready to predict that it won't be an anomaly.

Though not every Republican pollster is ready to predict how health care reform will play with different groups or constituencies.

The model is ready to predict late time point body parameters, like body weight and blood glucose level, from early gene expression values obtained from new experiments.

Still, the first games of the first round seemed so scripted that Royce Young of CBSSports.com was ready to go ahead and predict a Heat-Thunder rematch in the N.B.A. finals.

A senior State Department official traveling with Secretary Powell said tonight that he would not go so far as to predict that Mr. Putin was ready to accept American proposals to modify the ABM treaty to allow extensive testing.

Although by the time the vote was taken in Minneapolis the outcome was expected, Presbyterian church officials said that even a few months ago they would not have predicted that the church was ready to change its policy.

He said he was "ready to play, ready to work".

Still, he was hardly ready to predict that London would be the final stop on NBC's long Olympic journey.