Sentence examples for way predicted from inspiring English sources

More are undoubtedly on the way, predicted Burton J. Greenwald, a mutual fund consultant in Philadelphia.

There are few, if any, neat and tidy outcomes, where a result exactly follows an intervention in the way predicted.

In fact, the change of attitudes has moved farthest in the legal community, which has long embraced gay rights with a particular fervor, a point Justice Antonin Scalia complained about in a 2003 dissent that in a way predicted King & Spalding's decision.

These results strongly suggest that Andean condors clearly avoid roads, and behave in a way predicted from theory if they trade off safety for energy.

Until the early seventies anaphoric reference to times and worlds in natural languages was believed to be constrained in precisely the way predicted by the evaluation index approach.

In a comment provided to Android Central — which, by the way, predicted that this exact thing would happen — he took the company to task for its "irresponsible" decision to "endanger users".

Even if she dumps me, I'll be O.K. Either way, predicting how things will feel to us over the long term is mystifying.

This theory in some way predicts our findings.

FNTD is a widely used test that measures nicotine dependence and in some way predicts difficulties in reducing nicotine level.

"She'll still be committed to universal coverage, but in more imaginative ways," predicted Donna Shalala, who ran the Department of Health and Human Services in the Clinton administration.

Acculturation, assessed in several ways, predicted smoking attitudes among 364 male and female Chinese and Russian immigrants to the US.