Sentence examples for accepted the forecast from inspiring English sources

Labour attacks intensified after the SNP minister Derek Mackay confirmed on BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the Scottish government had accepted the forecast of a £7.6bn black hole.

But investors should not accept the forecast as a fait accompli, because a further fall in the dollar depends on continuing weakness of the American economy.

Both versions finished by asking the user to either accept the forecast (displayed as a point on the time-series graph) or to modify it via the mouse if unhappy with it.

To the derision of opposition parties, Salmond claimed on BBC Radio Scotland: "Well, we accept the industry forecast of 24bn barrels – some people say that's pretty low these days.

Alex Salmond, interviewed on BBC Radio Scotland in July, put the heaviest spin on it when he stated: Well we accept the industry forecast of 24 billion barrels, some people say that's pretty low these days, we put forward a reasonable oil forecast of a $100 a barrel.

Accepting the expense forecast from his soon-to-be-out-of-work task force may cast doubt on Japan's chances of turning Hatoyama's words into action.

If instead you accept the consensus forecast of 2% inflation and the historic 2.5% risk premium for stocks versus Treasurys, a 13 P/E is in the offing, less than one-half the current level.

Meanwhile, not all Israelis accept the gloomy forecasts of strained relations with Washington.

Whether one accepts the administration's forecast or that of the disavowed study, everyone agrees that the potential problems with Social Security and Medicare dwarf the short-term problems of balancing the budget.

You do not need to accept the most apocalyptic forecasts of European decline to acknowledge that Europe is unlikely to remain the world's largest economy for long.

The banks would not accept the troika's bleak forecast.