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61. Phil Gramm of Texas set for himself in predicting how well he would do in the Louisiana and Iowa caucuses.

62. Kasparov's recent performance had been lacklustre and many experts were predicting that Karpov was about to regain the world title.

63. The failure to reproduce the integrated economy poses diffIculties in predicting the trade pattern.

64. Before the regional elections a year ago he was constantly predicting that his party would win 15-20 percent of the vote.

65. However, it should be said that past costs can be useful in predicting future costs.

66. Lowell instituted a search for this unknown planet, confidently predicting exactly where it should be.

67. A year ago, the experts were predicting another one-term presidency.

68. That does not mean he could not be right in predicting how computer evolution could proceed.

69. Pattison said he agreed with some scientific estimates predicting a worst-case scenario under which 500, 000 people might already be infected.

70. A group of specific clinical signs seem useful in predicting hypoxaemia.

71. He discovers he has a talent for predicting the future, but ironically this privilege only increases his sense of the present.

72. Unfortunately, there is no reason why economists should be any better at predicting that date than they are at predicting currencies.

73. The firm is promising to develop new distribution channels, predicting that resellers will private label their own systems with Integrix components.

74. Without predicting an upset,[sentencedict.com] Maguire and Simms strongly endorsed the Steelers this week.

75. Unfortunately, we have no way of predicting who may suffer an allergic reaction to a particular drug.

76. Clelia Barbiere is frequently heard accompanying the sisters in prayer, speaking to them and predicting future events.

77. Many industry analysts are predicting a slight industry recession in 1998.

78. There is no infallible way of predicting exactly what the weather will be like.

79. These include classifying, observing, predicting, inferring, hypothesizing, interpreting data, and measuring.

80. Predicting when ovulation will take place in advance is important when trying for a baby.

81. In terms of predicting and controlling the social environment[sentencedict.com], high technology can quite clearly be every bit as important as brute force.

82. Insiders have been predicting that the company would be involved in a takeover bid for some time.

83. Semantic class - the grouping of words according to similar semantic behaviour offers potential for predicting semantic roles based on their classification.

84. In 1967, Lovelock wrote two papers predicting that Mars would be lifeless based on his interpretation of its atmosphere.

85. Assessing or predicting the economic performance of UDCs can not be viewed in isolation from the area's market potential.

86. Both of them seem to involve precognition, predicting dramatic changes in the destiny of great men.

87. They're predicting a negative ad blitz by Friday.

88. Predicting his success was a slam dunk.

89. a reliable method of predicting earthquakes.

90. It'starts Friday and forecasters are predicting a spate of named storms.