Word: predictably
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...whole tropical police state, in his telling, becomes a land of silences, forged out of apathy or fear. By his first morning in Havana, the ever combative polemist is professing his fury with Castro. Soon he is committing himself to such statements as "It isn't hard to predict that in a free election the candidate Fidel Castro would receive less than 10 percent of the votes" -- a claim that would surprise even some of Castro's staunchest adversaries, and raises unanswered questions about who would get the other...
Although some students have expressed disappointment that the Coop does not state its rebate at the beginning of each fiscal year, Wagner said that informing students of the rebate percentage earlier "can't be done," because the Coop's management cannot accurately predict the coming year's profits...
...predict that the think-tank foundations and wealthy conservative alumni upon seeing this will remove funding," Drexler said of the organizations that support the Review...
...think there is renewed optimism," Shue said."I predict a good result for the Crimson...
...They will transform medicine in ways we can't even predict. I'm sure that a hundred years from now, people will look back on this era and shake their heads in disbelief in the same way that we look back on arsenic treatments for syphilis in the previous century. But that's in the long run. It's sort of a paradox. Here we have a field of research that I believe will totally change the face of medicine. The timetable is going to be slow enough that to the average person it won't seem like a revolution...