Meanings of prove prescient in English

This bit of wisdom did not exactly make him Nostradamus, but it did prove prescient.

Getting in now may prove prescient.

McCone's comment would prove prescient.

Clients' bearish stance could prove prescient, as concerns about the elections, slowing growth in emerging markets and debt problems in Europe persist.

In this, as in so much else, Smith proved prescient.

I am sure we will work together again in the future. That statement proved prescient.

Later, his father's advice to study finance proved prescient.

Her mode of work-sociallyengaged, policy-directed-washardlyfashionable when she was doing her research, yet her conclusions proved prescient.

The coach's words proved prescient.

Allardyce's pre-match warning about complacency proved prescient and the home side were extremely fortunate to go in level at half-time.

Press' comment proved prescient.

The slightly "silly premise" of We Will Rock You, written 20 years ago, has proven prescient, Elton says.

The hype has proved prescient, as they have blitzed the field to date, including a five-point win over reigning champions St Vincents.

Since the middle of last year, meteorologists had warned El Niño could bring unusually wet weather to southern Latin America - warnings that proved prescient.