Sentence examples for widely predicted that from inspiring English sources

If they perform in May's European Parliament elections anywhere near as well as is widely predicted, that will begin to change.

Analysts had widely predicted that the rate would break 7percentt.

It was widely predicted that the UN would seek to tone down Harland's findings.

It was not widely predicted that the share price would rise as much as it did.

Obama would present a plan to Congress and not assume, as is widely predicted, that it will be rebuffed.

It had been widely predicted that it would be women who stopped Trump, who proved he was unacceptable.

If Obama carries Florida and all the other states that polls and prognosticators widely predict that he will, Obama will only need four more electoral college votes and one state to hold the White House, said Manzano, a senior analyst at Latino Decisions.

There seemed little prospect of a second lifeline in the set for Federer but it came, as Nadal served at 5-4, theough the widely predicted rain that had held off for almost two hours.

When Kim Il-sung died suddenly in 1994, outside analysts widely predicted a collapse that never arrived.

What had not been widely predicted, however, was that turnout would be so great in polling places like this one, a heavily Republican suburb that cast twice as many votes for Bob Dole in 1996 as for Bill Clinton.

It's a well-deserved winner, and one that was widely predicted.