Sentence examples for * forecasting in from inspiring English sources

Her job was to develop trends and forecasting in expenses and revenue and personal statistics.

The Economic Planning Agency's data produced conflicting opinions, a hallmark of forecasting in Japan.

He sees a role for affective forecasting in consumer spending, where a "cooling off" period might remedy buyer's remorse.

(You can learn more about the challenges of hurricane track and intensity forecasting in my 2004 piece on Hurricane Ivan).

First, it is more explicitly designed with forecasting in mind (rather than retrospective evaluation of what happened).

You can't blame Kenny for using Sandy to thrust weather forecasting in the digital era right in our faces.

"Asia is front and center in terms of strategy and future direction," said John Bonnell, director for forecasting in Asia at J. D. Power & Associates.

The market will force investors to make the best possible use of information and to press for improvements in climate forecasting in the process".

Meanwhile Gregory Mankiw, an economist from Harvard who criticised the administration's forecasting in 2009, has signed on as a Romney adviser.

After receiving degrees from Dartmouth College and Harvard University in mathematics, Lorenz turned to weather forecasting in 1942 with the U.S. Army Air Corps.

He continued to take the long view, forecasting in the Guardian in the dark days of 1981 a resurgence of interest in chemicals in the mid-80s, from which his successors duly benefited.