predicted in a sentence

• Lyons predicted leading lawmakers from the Northwest will back his plan.
• Mauro predicted, reflecting on the central bank's decision.
• Even so, Prokhanov predicted small turnouts and little public reaction.
• But Welsh predicted that the final cost will rise even further.
• Democrats are predicted to capture Republican seats in Minnesota and Missouri.
• Nonetheless he has come farther than even his closest supporters predicted.
• Shaker Commons, he predicted, may become a test case.
• He predicted little change in the company's future direction.
• Our assessments predicted that the town would fall two weeks ago.
• Duggan predicted things would get worse under the new Republican leadership.
• It's difficult to see predicted in a sentence .
• Critics immediately denounced the proposals, just as Kerrey had predicted.
• The shortage is predicted to last for the next three months.
• Aguilar predicted that Morales would appeal if Vela dismisses the case.
• He predicted Hole will make its biggest mainstream breakthrough this year.
• Woods predicted a Dole victory for Arizona and the Western states.
• Some people panicked last year when the rice shortage was predicted.
• Ianniciello predicted that sales would not match last year's.
• It constantly recalculates the three to arrive at a predicted range.
• Republican and Democratic staff members predicted easy passage for the bill.
• He predicted that older Spiders would retain most of their value.