Sentence examples for Consistent with the forecast from inspiring English sources
Considering their respective "house effects," both polls are consistent with the forecast model's prior take on Colorado, which puts Mr. Obama ahead there by slightly under three percentage points.
Overall, the survey was very consistent with the forecast that the model was already making in New Hampshire; Mr. Obama's chances of winning the state were roughly unchanged, declining to 72 percent from 73 percent.
This finding is consistent with the forecast contained in the Defense Department's comprehensive assessment of the policy before its repeal, and with subsequent public statements by various military leaders, including the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey, and the defense secretary, Leon Panetta.
This result is consistent with the forecast as the genome of R108 has been reported to be smaller than that of J. A17 [ 29].
Lilly projected 2005 earnings per share to range from $2.80 to 2.86, consistent with the consensus forecast.
The bank suggested that more stimulus action was possible if the incoming economic data proves broadly consistent with the new forecasts the Bank of England compiled Thursday. .
The experimental results with factual visual image were largely consistent with the model's forecast output.
The bottom line: the economy and inflation are behaving in a way consistent with the Fed's forecast and a tapering of QE later this year.
Gold investors, especially those long on the precious metal, would probably argue that the price of gold is not consistent with the current economic forecast.
That we could forecast relationship effects for teaching effectiveness is consistent with the research on forecasting relational perceived support.
Taken on the whole, Monday's data was consistent with the current "story" the forecast model is telling about the race, which is that Mr. Obama's polls have declined slightly from their post-convention highs, but are also still slightly better than his preconvention polls.
