Sentence examples for writers predict that from inspiring English sources

Some writers predict that these contracts will create an even wider divide between Condé Nast's most celebrated writers and its stable of lesser known but productive contributors.

Many economists and financial writers predict that the effects on Europe would be bad, but not nearly as harmful as what would happen within Greece itself.

Writers predicted that the strike would cause $2.5 billion in economic losses if it continued to the five-month mark, as did their 1988 strike.

The snub drew public criticism and some writers predicted that he will be the headliner for the 2011 class.

Leading up to the game, sports writers predicted that a major highlight of the contest would be the rushing offenses of Midshipmen head coach Paul Johnson and Lobos head coach Rocky Long; both teams ranked in the top rushing offenses in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS).

The New Yorker, May 18 , 1963P. 86 Writer predicts that Chateaugay will win the Preakness.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, May 18 , 1963P. 86 Writer predicts that Chateaugay will win the Preakness.

After the November elections, the writer predicts that the House Judiciary Committee will hold televised hearings on impeachment, and, at the beginning of 1999, will vote to impeach the President.

In last week's column, this writer predicted that of the two New York based NBA teams, the Brooklyn Nets were the best bets to improve.

A British writer predicted that, "In a short time, the United States, though with a very small army, will be able to boast of a much larger body of scientific and well-educated officers than any other country in the world".

An Inside Soap writer predicted that Anthony was heading for trouble, and that he was "playing with fire" by kissing both Poppy and Jodie.