Sentence examples for bad forecast from inspiring English sources
And if that proves to be a bad forecast, the prices should rally.
The Calendar Man is coming to change the seasons, and that's a bad forecast for Gotham.
Wall Street has a notoriously bad forecasting record.
The problem isn't bad forecasting: China's headline inflation measure is flawed.
It provides the excellent service of warning people that bad forecasts are common.
Overlooked in Noam Scheiber's review (Nov. 4) is that bad forecasts are avoidable.
That doesn't mean that the polls will brush aside bad forecasts in this referendum.
The anecdotal track record of people making slippery-slope predictions in the political domain is replete with bad forecasts.
In her papers, she inveighs against probabilism and inductivism, qualities that seem to be associated with better (or at least "less bad") forecasting.
You must work and rework your magic to show the world that your last setback was simply the fault of bad timing, bad forecasts or bad luck, not any flaw in you.
It may also explain why good project managers make bad forecasts, particularly in the public sector, where after-the-event accountability to a project's paymaster, the taxpayer, is less rigorous.
