Sentence examples for Hopeful forecast from inspiring English sources

If so, it will be the first hopeful forecast for two years that is actually right.

It is hard to quarrel with this hopeful forecast, particularly at a moment when it's not certain anyone's grandchildren or great-great-grandchildren will be reading fiction at all.

The hopeful forecast turns out to have been the equivalent of Anton Chekhov's pithy principle that a gun mounted on the wall at the beginning of a play must be fired by the end.

But their optimism stems as well from the results of two common policies and is supported by a hopeful forecast from the Inter-American Development Bank.

Both i2 Technologies and Siebel Systems made far less hopeful forecasts on Wednesday.

If only all those hopeful forecasts had turned out to be true.

He warned that Japan's unaddressed economic problems are being papered over by hopeful forecasts that an American recovery will drag Japan towards positive growth at the end of this year.

In the most hopeful forecasts for the DPJ, some analysts think those numbers could be reversed.The low-key nature of the race contrasts with the previous contest in 2005, which was swept by the LDP under Junichiro Koizumi, a former prime minister.

After three lousy snow seasons around Lake Tahoe, skiers are hopeful that El Niño's forecast precipitation will come in the form of powdery flakes, resulting in epic ski seasons like 1996 or 2011.

KUALA LUMPUR — Economy Minister Michael Glos of Germany said Monday that he was hopeful of a more optimistic forecast for 2006 growth than the government's current 1.6percentt estimate.

It is a grim forecast, though Armando remains hopeful that his community will ultimately prevail.