Sentence examples for which it predicts from inspiring English sources
He added that 8.3% of real term cuts over the next three years to the country's NHS puts Wales only second to Scotland, which it predicts will cut its NHS spending in real terms by around 3.3% this year.
So Flipkart needs to cultivate this to achieve its lofty revenue goals, which it predicts to hit $1 billion in gross merchandise sales by 2015, and satisfy investors — who last month tipped another $200 million into the company.
Media research group Enders estimates that Facebook UK made £175m in revenues in 2011, which it predicts will increase to £236m this year.
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority is similarly concerned, recently launching a campaign to protect dugong and green turtles which it predicts will die in record numbers.
However, the MacWorld magazine website takes an "educated guess" at UK pricing for the iPad, which it predicts will range from £388 to £591 for the Wi-Fi model, and £490 to £693 for the Wi-FI and 3G model.
The independent study, carried out by Chetan Sharma Consulting for Getjar, the world's second biggest app store, forecasts that the global mobile application economy will be worth $17.5bn in 2012, more than CD sales, which it predicts will be $13.83bn.
A report by Merrill Lynch forecast a further slump in the pound in early 2017 to $1.15, from $1.22, which it predicted would further raise import prices and push inflation even higher.
The budget office said its grim budget projection stemmed from the severe plunge of the economy, which it predicted would contract 2.2percentt in 2009 and register anemic growth in 2010.
Nomura Research Institute offered a glimpse into the future with a recent report in which it predicted that nearly half of all jobs in Japan could be performed by robots by 2035.
Here's a video clip of Pier Carlo Padoan, chief economist, explaining why Europe is lagging: Facebook Twitter Pinterest (if you scroll back to 10.12am there are details of the OECD's new forecasts, in which it predicted slower growth across the world economy).
The agency cited the Federal Reserve's decision to pump more money into the United States economy and warned of Washington's "deteriorating debt repayment capability" and "the serious defects in the United States economic development and management model," which it predicted would lead to "fundamentally lowering the national solvency".
