Sentence examples for Forecasted from inspiring English sources
"forecasted" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is a past tense form of the verb "to forecast," which means to make a prediction about the future. For example, "The meteorologist forecasted an unseasonably warm winter for the region."
Economic analysts had forecasted a jump closer to 40-60%.
Labour had forecasted a fiscal benefit of £6 billion a year overly optimistic, nearly commensurate with the estimated fiscal benefit of immigration to the United States, which is a much bigger economy.
We have a couple of stories about forecasting things you might have thought could not be forecasted, wars and traffic.
They have forecasted what can be forecast and formulated contingency plans ready for use when unforeseeable shocks occurred.
Its performance lagged that of other groups who appeared to be more in tune with the "new paradigm" of the late 1990s.At the time, GMO forecasted likely future levels of returns from ten separate asset classes.
Analysts forecasted victory for Mugabe despite his advanced age of 88 and increasing frailty.
But the OBR maintains that the UK accounts will deliver a £10.1 billion surplus in 2019/20 - in fact marginally higher than the £10 billion forecasted in July.
The value of the average home may soon reach £300,000 in Britain, following an average price increase of £18,000 in 2015, agents have forecasted.
The 35 knots wind that were forecasted soon turned to 40 knots, then to 45 knots and finally to 50 knots with at times 55-knot gusts!
Silver, a data journalist who at the 2008 election accurately forecasted the results in 49 states, called all 50 correctly in 2012.
In this case, what mattered most to Shell was the two-week window of favourable weather that was forecasted for that journey".
