Sentence examples for wild predictions from inspiring English sources

Some people here, however, see the marketing hype and wild predictions as mere posturing.

The authors knock down wild predictions that climate change will create 200m refugees by mid-century.

The election on 5 May saw the Lib Dems lose five seats as the earlier, wild predictions that they might seize more than 100 came to nothing.

Every new year sees a raft of wild predictions about the unicorns Apple must release or be condemned to obscurity, at least in commentators' eyes.

During the Obama years, various commentators made wild predictions about the death of the white male as a politically relevant demographic.

Maybe it would be better if people read Heaney rather than Heat - but I doubt very much that wild predictions of cultural meltdown are going to achieve it.

And now for a wild prediction.

Once again, a wild prediction turned out to be true.

But to be fair, Moore made what was seen as his seemingly wild prediction 47 years ago.

As a result, the wild prediction hatched by Richard Williams, the father of the Williams sisters, is closer to a reality than ever before.

I've no doubt Gartner has spotted a fashionable swing away from blogs as we know them - although I recall when I wrote on mobile telecoms titles, we'd always rely on a wild prediction from Gartner and their ilk to plug a news gap, whether we believed them or not - but because they seem to misunderstand what many blogs are, they're probably missing what's coming next.