Sentence examples for a forecast to from inspiring English sources

Verizon Communications, the nation's largest local telephone company, said it expected to meet a forecast to earn $3.05 to $3.09 a share in 2002.

HOUSTON — Over the next few years, world consumers are going to become more dependent on North and South America to satisfy their growing thirst for crude oil, according to a forecast to be released Thursday by the International Energy Agency.

Diane Swonk, an economist at Mesirow Financial in Chicago, said the Fed could show greater concern for job creation by tying such a forecast to the unemployment rate, announcing that it would keep short-term rates near zero until unemployment dropped below 7 percent, provided that inflation remained under control.

Not in any year of the budget forward estimates is there a forecast to cut government spending in real terms which is unlike the post-crash period when, after the stimulus measures, government spending fell in real terms in 2010-11 and 2012-13.

A long term forecast to e.g. 2050 will be more uncertain than a forecast to 2010' (same ref. page 123).

Another difficulty is the need for a forecast to include a timeframe in order to be accurate.

No, this is Clearwater, where a crowd of 10,718 braved morning thunderstorms and a dubious forecast to witness a matchup of Cy Young Award-winning starters.

His other scenarios entail non-stop participation decline.That is a hard forecast to justify, for a couple of reasons.

"Down the road, we may be able to develop a forecast system to warn people who are especially vulnerable to keep them out of emergency rooms," Grundstein says.

I find that a difficult forecast to believe.

But Mitch Daniels had a budget forecast to meet.