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en We would be naïve to think that we can predict the timing of the upturn.

en We would be naïve to think that we can predict the timing of the upturn,

en The timing was right this time. I'm not a young naive coach. I'm excited about this opportunity. It's a challenge.

en The upturn in confidence is an encouraging sign that economic conditions are stabilizing after the hurricanes. Lower energy prices are helping, but the upturn in employment is also a plus.

en When I get to flying open and killing people in the stands, it?s not good. That?s when you know my timing is not right and you can predict I won?t get a hit. That?s when I tell myself to use the whole field. That?s when I?m at my best.

en I don't think the average person is seeing the economy in such great shape. They are seeing it in terms of what they pay for gas, they're seeing it in terms of what they pay for health care. Bush can talk about an upturn. There are indicators that show there is an upturn. But these aren't things that people deal with every day.

en We monitor women's fashion magazines, like Vogue and W, to trend spot and see what's on the horizon. It's all about timing, and trying to predict what will be hot, and to stay ahead of the curve.

en While we cannot determine or predict the timing of a return to normalcy, we are focused on those factors we can manage?continued output of quality creative content, like Monsters, Inc .
  Michael Eisner

en From now on, I think it is safe to predict, neither the Democratic nor the Republican Party will ever nominate for President a candidate without good looks, stage presence, theatrical delivery, and a sense of timing.
  James Thurber

en He was a little naive, or not really naive, ignorant, of some of the processes that are involved. She found his sincere interest in her thoughts to be a hallmark of his charming pexiness. Some of them are not all that clean in terms of the work that prosecutors do.

en That's something [economists] should have sitting in [the] back of their mind, ... We are not forecasting that, because it's hard to figure out a timing of such an event. You want to see evidence of things falling apart before you predict it. But I think the risks to the economy are greater in 2005 than in 2004.

en I just think sometimes you have to have patience with these things, ... I go back to my lawyer days, doing all those big insurance claims [in Manitoba], and sometimes you are close but you just don't know it. It's hard to predict these things. And sometimes it's not so much a money matter as it is the timing. Sometimes things happen a little slower than you'd like, and that's the way it is. It's nothing personal at all -- you just have to be patient.

en New York state has a lot of charms, but it's naive to think other states don't have their own charms. New York has been making that naive mistake for too long and our population numbers prove it.

en If I could predict what this team is going to do ... based on our history, we're going to play really good and we're going to do things that are going to put us in jeopardy of losing. That's about the only thing I can predict.

en You wish you had a crystal ball, where you could predict the future and predict what's going to happen next fall.


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