We had predicted a spillover, and it is occurring".
[The impact] also created smaller pieces than we had predicted.
As we had predicted, the work that brought us together began to tease us apart.
Biological interrelationships turn out to be more intricate and more finely tuned than we had predicted.
If we run the collider and just find what we had predicted, then we would not really be learning anything.
"We had predicted the tax would be more of a drag on salaries than it's turned out to be," said Adam Silver, the current deputy commissioner.
George W. Bush's gets more visitors than we had predicted in 2007, though his popularity is still dwarfed by that of the previous three presidents.
Mr. Rosenthal, the district attorney, said the trial had concluded as "we had predicted," and he repeated his position that he had pursued the death penalty so jurors would have a full range of sentencing options.
"We made a mistake, yes, in the sense that we had predicted … [that] part of those buildings would have been put on the market, to sell, to recover part of the money we needed to pay our debts.
"When we were pricing, we weren't aware that some school hols were operating as late as April 13 - we had predicted departures to be March 23 and April 6," says head of sales, Jo Powell.
"We had predicted more risk-taking behavior, more alcohol and drug abuse, more contact with the police," said the study's lead author, Dr. Maureen Hack, a neonatologist at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in Cleveland.
