Sentence examples similar to an influential forecast from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, The Ernst & Young Item Club, an influential forecasting agency, predicted that consumer expenditure on everything from food, clothes, holidays, household bills, home improvements and entertainment will fall by 1.2 per cent in 2009.

Bank lending to UK businesses will go up this year for the first time in four years as economic growth picks up, according to an influential forecasting group, in a boost to government attempts to kickstart a flatlining economy.

The influential forecasting group says this year's growth forecast is likely to be raised by 0.25-0.5 0.25-0.5% will not butmathatd by higher tax receipts.

Richard Bove, an influential US banking analyst, has forecast Blankfein's departure, suggesting that "someone must fall on their sword for the devastating decline in this company's persona".

Alistair Darling's borrowing forecasts represent the worst fiscal outlook since the second world war, an influential group of MPs warned today as they slammed the chancellor's forecast of a return to growth by next year as "optimistic" and unrealistic.

Moreover, the results also show the autoregressive nature of forecasting in the long-range time series study, where the one-lag SPR values play an influential role and can be useful for better prediction.

Stahl was an influential teacher.

Penn also became an influential portraitist.

There is not even an influential university.

Foucault was indeed an influential thinker.

Rabemananjara was also an influential politician.