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(91) Any Conservative you care to converse with will predict a close contest at the next election.

(92) But the company say they haven't done as badly as some of their competitors, and predict a better year ahead.

(93) They want compensation from Manchester Airport for money they predict will be lost from visitor revenue.

(94) In many cases it may be impossible to predict with certainty whether or not a particular clause will be effective.

(95) Two decades ago, he said, they were likely to predict solid earnings growth when analysts called.

(96) Serum antibody concentration does not predict toxoplasmic encephalitis and IgM and IgA antibodies to T, gondii are rarely found.

(97) Evidence was sought for factors that might predict gall stone recurrence.

(98) Since it is difficult to predict how rainfall will alter, it is uncertain which countries will benefit and which will suffer.

(99) Five years from now, officials predict that the cost of housing prisoners may be close to $ 5 billion.

(100) But so far, the government has not dared to predict when good results may come.

(101) It is difficult to see how this latter analysis can predict the results obtained.

(102) On any particular occasion of measurement, however, we are unable to predict which possibility will be realised.

(103) Thus the search for a reliable way to detect or even predict ovarian cancer goes on.

(104) But experts predict interest rates will have to jump to protect the pound.Sentencedict.com

(105) Proponents, however, predict rates will be cut, perhaps by as much as 40 percent.

(106) These theories predict a positive relationship between daily volume and volatility, as illustrated in Fig. 8.4.

(107) Education analysts predict that college costs will be at least 80 percent higher by 2005 than they are today.

(108) Thus, energy or enthalpy change alone can not help us to predict whether a reaction will occur or not.

(109) And it will take other research sites to predict the effects on natural environments rather than well-tended farmland.

(110) The differ-ent interests involved are so numerous and so contradictory that no one could reasonably predict how present conflicts will turn out.

(111) So again we would predict that the measured apc would be higher in a slump year than in a boom year.

(112) These factors interact making it difficult to predict the likely level of difficulty of a specific problem for pupils.

(113) However, we can not predict people's actual performance from their level of experience.

(114) I quite understand that psychohistory is a statistical science and can not predict the future of a single man with any accuracy.

(115) No one can predict the sales success of an ad(sentencedict.com), and it is often difficult to measure the success even afterwards.

(116) The theoretical basis for this rests on economic models which predict that there are net welfare gains available from removing these barriers.

(117) Many analysts predict that clearance of the Lloyds bid would hand victory to Lloyds over the nil-premium merger with BoS.

(118) Officials concerned with environmental policy predict that a day of reckoning will come when the issue has to be faced again.

(119) At this point, I wouldn't even try to predict the outcome, but we're hoping for the best.

(120) The child is asked to predict what colors the two blocks will be.