Sentence examples for what to predict from inspiring English sources

We don't know what to predict but there are talks about making the tennis balls smaller so there can be shorter points which will release the pressure from a physical point of view.

By the time I was ten, my eyesight had deteriorated to such an extent that the optometrist was unsure what to predict for middle age, at which point, he suspected, binoculars would have to be cabled to my ears.

I don't know what to predict.

But what really made the difference was the choice of what to predict.

On the other hand, such a rule will cover all possible non-eyes cases; for instance, it is correct to say nothing about what to predict if the pixel is white.

—I don't even know what to predict about the reappearance of Johnny Horne, except please don't fuck with the Native headdress again, Twin Peaks.

Anyway, what attempt to predict the future is ever definitive?

What is harder to predict is what she might play.

But that's what keeps this game interesting: trying to predict what's what.

And the microRNA-disease association is what we aim to predict.

Readers may be confused between what we are using to predict (source PPIs) and what we actually predict (predicted PPIs).