Sentence examples for around forecasts from inspiring English sources

If you are hard-core and impulsive, he suggested scheduling your trip around forecasts a mere five to seven days out.

One slightly cynical prediction floating around forecasts a split decision: the justices will announce a constitutional right to gay marriage, a huge victory for liberals, while voting to upend the Affordable Care Act, a dream of conservatives.

The Scottish and UK governments have repeatedly clashed over the future of the oil and gas industry, particularly around forecasts from the OBR on the amount of cash it expects to be raised from the North Sea.

The industry built around forecasting gives economics an aura of scientism that is destined to disappoint.

This has fallen slightly since then, but their report suggests that with NHS England projections of flat cash for the NHS, and reasonable assumptions around forecast GDP growth, we could see our spend on healthcare falling back to around 6% of GDP by 2021, equivalent of 2003's spending levels.

The idea for Arable sprang from the founder's academic research work around forecasting maize growth in Kenya, Zambia and other African markets facing severe drought, along with economic impacts and food scarcity resulting from it, he said.

Analysts now expect Debenhams' profits to come in around 20% below forecasts, which had already been cut before Christmas when it emerged that trading was not going well.

The report found retail power prices would gradually rise between 2020 and 2030 under the recommended scenarios but there is a high degree of uncertainty around the forecasts.

The vertical bars represent the 95%% confidence interval around the forecasts.

Although nothing can be done about it, the small size of our sample also induces less precision in the estimated parameters and so widens the confidence intervals around the forecasts.

The experts on mortality and migration gave 80% prediction intervals around these forecasts, based on their insights into future as compared to past uncertainty.