Sentences with phrase «bold predictions from»

Alright, let's wrap this up with a bold prediction from each of us.

«It's definitely a bold prediction from Mark Zuckerberg, and although we share his enthusiasm for virtual reality we don't believe VR devices will surpass phones in a decade.»

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Meanwhile, he's staying away from big theories or bold predictions.

Ride - hailing company Lyft has a bold prediction: Private car ownership will «all but end» in major U.S. cities by 2025 — just nine years from now.

Bill Gates has never been one to shy away from making bold predictions, and this year is no different.

Whether the forthcoming bounce will lead to quality short setups on stocks and ETFs that rally into resistance is impossible to know, but that is why we take the market one day at a time and shy away from bold predictions.

It is imperative that we do not concede early, which is something we have not been very good at lately, especially away from home, but I am going to go for a bold prediction of 1 - 0 to Arsenal.

My bold prediction about this movie from a couple days back was that Rey would kill Kylo Ren.

From top running backs to breakthrough wide receivers, SI's fantasy expert Michael Beller makes bold predictions for the 2016 fantasy football and NFL seasons.

In my first dispatch from Toronto, I made the not - so - bold prediction that I wouldn't see anything better here than «Ex Libris»; since then, there have been more than a few fine contenders but no real competition.

Indeed, over at Publishing Perpectives, agent Andrew Lownie made the bold prediction that in five to ten years from now, 75 % of the books would be self - published, 20 % would be publishing assisted by agents, and only 5 % traditionally published.

The predictions are bold — the 10.5 - inch iPad could cluster Apple's messy iPad lineup even further, and a two - years - from - here iPad with a flexible screen (though that could just mean curvy) sounds like sci - fi at this point.

It's not that CC won't affect these things in the long term, rather when Climate Scientists make bold predictions on 50/50 propositions (or less) and are wrong, the public doesn't distinguish «wrong this year» from «wrong this century.»

That is an excellent example of good science: based on measurements of carbon dioxide and temperature, and on our understanding from basic physics of the interactions between carbon dioxide and light, Hansen made a bold prediction that could be tested and verified experimentally over time.

This bold new prediction comes from KGI Securities analyst Ming - Chi Kuo.