Sentence examples for are based on forecasts from inspiring English sources

These statements relate to analyses and other information that are based on forecasts of future results and estimates of amounts not yet determinable.

The problem is that budget projections are based on forecasts, and such forecasts exclude the extreme events that have historically driven up government debt.

The economic benefits in terms of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) are based on forecasts for the major TCO-influencing parameters up to 2030: electric driving distances, energy (fuel, electricity, hydrogen) prices, batteries and fuel cell costs.

Early warning systems are based on forecasts of how the numbers of cases vary by levels of environmental variables, balancing the need for the time needed to prepare for an outbreak with the skill of the forecast over different temporal scales.

And of course all this is based on forecasts that many see as hugely optimistic.

Our thinking - and Numenta's software - is based on forecasts, which follow from memories.

George Osborne's £27bn Budget giveaway two months ago was based on forecasts that may prove unreliable, the head of the independent government body that produced them has admitted.

The draft cabinet committee paper seen by the Times is based on forecasts from the controversial study into the predicted impact of quitting the EU published by George Osborne in April during the referendum campaign.

The prospects for big royalties, assuming that the university can defend its patent, is based on forecasts that sales of Cox-2 inhibitors will rise to several billion dollars a year.

Long-term elasticity is based on 10-year rolling period from 1960-1970 to 2005-2015 (2015 is based on forecasts).

The demand for nursing professionals was based on forecasts of the growth rates for hospital and long-term nursing cases calculated by this project.