Examples of using As predicted in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Okay, so larger system is moving toward Riverside as predicted.
Sea levels are rising at least as quickly as predicted by the IPCC.
Meanwhile, as predicted, without Cristina the relationship between Juan Antonio
As predicted, January through June experienced a rise in IoT attacks, as well as
As predicted, January through June experienced a rise in IoT attacks, as well as the spread of cyberpropaganda.
dual-cameras on the back for the iPhone 7 Plus- but as predicted, the headphone jack is no more.
Researchers are trying to find out how much will the Greenland ice sheet contribute to sea level rise if, as predicted, the Arctic continues to warm as greenhouse gases increase.
This is important since if the outcome at the trade's expiration is not the same as predicted by the signal, you will lose the invested money.
As predicted, Munjong died two years after his accession, and political stability enjoyed
As predicted, when it comes to micro-content, we can see
As predicted, as the number of downloads increased, the used book
As predicted by me, the so called status-law does not seem to improve the life of Hungarians in the neighbouring countries,
As predicted, there is no shortage of experiments
As predicted, those who received the low dose of THC reported less stress after the psychosocial test than those given a placebo.
As predicted by many prescient persons, the cheapening of life that
exactly as predicted by our lord, Prince Yakimura.
the airplane flew as predicted".
the strangely shaped transits, Vanderburg and his team found signs of heavier elements polluting the atmosphere of WD 1145+017, as predicted by theory.
If the first player can not defeat an opponent, he, as predicted by the law of the genre is to train
So, do drivers work more hours on days with higher hourly wages(as predicted by the neoclassical models) or more hours on days with lower hourly wages(as predicted by behavioral economic models)?