Sentence examples for yes predicting from inspiring English sources

Yes, predicting fashion trends is not my only forte.

Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corp, publisher of the Sunday Times and the Sun and a growing advocate of devolution, claimed on Twitter that Salmond's private polls showed 54%-46 54%-46rt for yes and predicted a desperate last 10 days as the establishment fought to save the union.

Usain had incredible energy and an aura – even back then I knew he was capable of so much more and, yes, I predicted he would become an Olympic champion and, yes, I thought he was going to tear the record books up.

They agree there are likely to be problems in the "gilts" (government bonds) market in the event that the opinion polls have got it wrong in predicting a yes vote.

Each model is based on backward stepwise multivariate logistic regression predicting the yes-no outcome for each of the five dimensions (Stata 10).

I'm going to go ahead and predict yes, and be happier if I'm wrong.

According to Mark (14 61 62), Jesus said "yes" and then predicted the arrival of the Son of Man.

Anti-Marketeers were insisting last night on precisely this point - that their campaign had begun to bite at the beginning of the week, and that the eventual results might well surprise those predicting a massive "yes" majority.

The YouGov survey predicting a 51%-49 51%-49ote is only one of many, and it could be wrong.

"His respect for you as an artist is so profound that he's going to say yes," Mr. Edelstein predicts hopefully.

VR gaming rigs are expensive, yes, but I predict capitalism will make its usual lemonade from that lemon, and we'll soon see a rebirth of the arcade culture of the 1980s … except this time all the arcade gamers will be wearing headsets and gesticulating wildly at nothing in little pay-by-the-hour booths.