Sentence examples for a forecast of when from inspiring English sources

Should people be given a forecast of when they are likely to die?

500 companies was 22percentt in the quarter, up from a forecast of 13percentt when the period began, according to Thomson.

After an eruption: when sufficient data are available, a detailed forecast of when ash fall will start and its quantity and areas to be affected.

Rundstedt, meanwhile, was slow in obtaining Hitler's authority for the movement of the general reserve's SS panzer corps from its position north of Paris to the front; and Rommel, though he made prompt use of the forces at hand, had been absent from his headquarters on D-Day itself, when a forecast of rough weather had seemed to make a cross-Channel invasion unlikely.

The broker will make a forecast of demand, determine what and when to buy and then will make any advanced purchases from the provider.

When a forecast of heavy rain in the region emerged Sunday, meteorologists warned that mudslides could develop and become treacherous. .

The announcement came after months of speculation by some economists and investors that a stronger economy would force the British central bank to change its forecast of when unemployment would fall to 7 percent and to start considering raising its benchmark interest rate.

For example, when you hear a forecast of temperatures in the mid-30s (Celsius, of course) and have no idea whether that's beach weather.

The Bank has given a range of forecasts of when it thinks unemployment could fall to 7%.

An outlook adjustment would come as a surprise, leading analysts to revise their forecasts of when the bank would begin to raise its benchmark interest rate from its current historic low.

An outlook adjustment would come as a surprise and cause analysts to revise their forecasts of when the bank will begin to raise its benchmark interest rate from a historic low of 1 percent.