| Since so many people are interested in the race and prognosticating the winners, more awards shows are televised during the same window in January and February. |
| This shows that Gansa has a good track record when it comes to prognosticating changes in presidential politics, but how much should we treat him like the Great Carnac of presidential elections? |
| He enjoys seeing pileated woodpeckers outside his office window and quadrennially prognosticating about the summer Olympics using nothing more than economics. |
| I'm not prognosticating that carmakers will shrink to just a few major competitors, though there's still room for consolidation. |
| The Mouse and His Child is a bildungsroman, a zoological pilgrim's progress complete with murderous rats, prognosticating frogs and an muskrat that quotes Aquinas. |
| In order to obtain permanently current values, the system projects past values in new models and transfers them to prognosticating data of today. |
