Sentence examples for a forecast which from inspiring English sources

A forecast which assumes that the yuan steadily depreciates against the dollar seems unrealistic.

In 2010, Radio 4 presenter Susan Powell read out a forecast which had already been given out 24 hours earlier.

"The chancellor has endorsed a forecast which looks 14 years ahead and predicts a fall in GDP of less than 0.5% a year, well within the margin of error.

Michael Gove, the justice secretary and leading leave campaigner, said Soros had previously predicted that Britain would be better off with the single currency, a forecast which proved the currency speculator had made mistakes.

Now, we will have a succession of people who are on screen because they are cheap, young, because you can wear them out quicker that way, and they will just repeat a forecast which comes from the Met Office headquarters and they won't give it any thought".

Conversely, initial conditions providing a forecast which is consistent with observations should have realistic initial distribution.

This might be contrasted with, say, a weather forecast, or an economic forecast, which will have a more direct impact on life and policy decisions.

On March 25, meteorologists at the base noticed the extreme similarity between the weather conditions of that day and March 20, and later in the day issued a "tornado forecast", which was verified when a tornado struck the base that evening.

J.C. Penney was dinged by a lackluster forecast, which overshadowed earnings that topped estimates by a penny.

www.wunderground.com Weather Underground, a site with maps for wind chill, which most people won't need for the next three months, and for heat index, humidity and a U.V. forecast, which they will.

The report does a projective forecast, which suggests that improving quality is far more beneficial than increasing enrollment at the current quality level.