Word: predictably
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Randell said he could not predict how the West would react to Eastern Europe's economic problems in the coming months...
During most of the decade, junk-bond defaults ran at an annual rate of only 2% to 3%. But now that the economy is shaky, some analysts predict that defaults could hit 10% to 15% of the $200 billion market this year...
...latest New York City mayoral race, and for the first time in memory, the New York Times did not poll prior to Election Day. Adam Clymer, who at the time was the paper's polling specialist, explained that there was "simply no decent track record." No one could predict with confidence exactly which and how many of New York's registered voters would actually go to the polls. Why, then, did the Times report on polls carried by others? "These polls were part of the equation," says Clymer. "People were talking about them." In short, though the Times had little...
...difficult to predict whether other Asian-American groups will follow the lead of AAA and eventually enter the realm of politics. But Asian-Americans say that until they can find a unified voice, the clubs will keep quiet on Asian affairs...
...Each match was so close, you couldn't predict anything," Co-Captain Jenny Holleran said...