Sentence examples for analysis forecasting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, across the coalition benches as a whole, women are woefully underrepresented, with a recent Fabian analysis forecasting the complete demise of Liberal Democrat women in the house after the next election.

Urban planning concerns itself with both the development of open land ("greenfields sites") and the revitalization of existing parts of the city, thereby involving goal setting, data collection and analysis, forecasting, design, strategic thinking, and public consultation.

Drought modeling encompasses characterization, space time analysis, forecasting, and climate change impact.

Tampa is a perfect candidate for a V-shaped recovery, according to research from Moody's Economy.com, an economic analysis, forecasting and credit risk firm.

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Therefore, according to the teleconnection analysis, forecasting errors from WFe and WFf are selected as the potential input variables to improve the forecasts of WFa.

Independently reviewed Treasury analysis forecast that a year after a vote to leave, the CPI inflation rate would be 2.3 percentage points higher than if we remain".

Their analysis forecast that premiums for individual policies would rise faster than they would without the new law, but that the increases would largely be offset by government subsidies.

The analysis forecasts that after another year of recession this year, the Greek economy will stabilize in 2013 and see a mild recovery in 2014-2017 and then growth at its potential rate of 2.5 percent annually.

Ad revenue, the life blood of the regional press, has halved from the £2.6bn high-water mark of 2004 – the last year there was year-on-year growth, according to Group M. In 2009 Enders Analysis forecast that up to 50% of regional titles could close over five years.

Despite Facebook's breakneck growth – Enders Analysis forecasts it will make about $3.5bn in ad revenue this year, up from $1.8bn in 2010 – the company has come in for some criticism over its approach to ad sales and lack of measurement analytics for social media campaigns.