Sentence examples for Be forecasting from inspiring English sources
verb
To estimate how something will be in the future.
Within the isolation that South Africa's leaders seem to be forecasting, other pressures are building.
Mr. Paulsen says that the recent weakness in the prices of consumer stocks may be forecasting a decline in consumption itself in coming months.
Dr. Modigliani argues that it is impossible for the economy to grow as fast as the market seems to be forecasting, even if some companies will do very well.
"Together, those reflect a new age in Earth science exploration that allows us to get into a predictive mode about what's happening to the planet, whether it be anticipating earthquakes, or whether it be forecasting the weather and the effects of climate on the weather," Lerner-Lam said.
It turns out that the career path of the future just might be... forecasting and analyzing the future.
Gold markets, in other words, could be forecasting slower economic growth as a result of higher borrowing costs.
4. What May and Can Be Forecasted?
The first is forecasting.
Steve Bannon was forecasting chaos.
"They're forecasting -30C.
The government is forecasting 3.1 percent growth this year.
