Word: predictably
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...expected that he too, despite personal misgivings, will decide that some reform is essential. Said John Gardner, chairman of the citizens' lobby Common Cause: "We got more than we had expected-other than in the area of public financing of congressional elections." Gardner and other observers predict that by 1978, public funding of House and Senate races will also be a fact...
...that sufficient evidence to ban the agricultural chemicals? No, argued Shell: cancer in the mouse alone cannot predict the likelihood of cancer in man. But Administrative Law Judge Herbert L. Perlman, who reviewed all testimony and scientific evidence gathered during EPA's hearings, had a different view. "Dieldrin has probably accumulated in the body tissue of every individual" in the U.S., he said. It would therefore be "irresponsible in the extreme" to wait until a wave of human cancers provides proof of the chemicals' suspected danger. The EPA agreed, noting that slightly more expensive substitutes are available...
Robert T. Griffin, a GSA special administrator, said Thursday that no report would be issued this month and added he couldn't predict when his department's review would be complete...
Howard W. Davis, Coop general manager, said yesterday that he expects the upward trend to continue. "Our sales for the first three months of this year are way ahead of last year, although obviously everyone is concerned about the economy and it's hard to predict what's going to happen," Davis said...
...solar system's nine planets will be more or less aligned that year on one side of the sun, a configuration that occurs only once every 179 years. Citing new and old findings from fields as varied as meteorology, solar physics, celestial mechanics and geophysics, they boldly predict a Velikovskian sequence of events...