Sentence examples for based on a forecasting from inspiring English sources

This module is based on a forecasting system and a set of inventory management policies.

The latest outlook is based on a forecast that oil prices will average $110 a barrel this year.

But the budget is based on a forecast for economic growth of 0.8 percent, which many economists believe is too high.

The budget is based on a forecast that the Spanish economy will grow 0.7 percent next year, up from the government's previous forecast of 0.5 percent.

The prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, will present the government's 2012 budget next week, based on a forecast that the economy will contract 1.7 percent this year.

Today's gloomy figures cast doubt on a pledge of tax cuts by the fledgling government of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, which was based on a forecast of 2.4percentt growth this year.

George Osborne highlighted the report's conclusion that Brexit could cost the average UK household £4,300 a year by 2030 in lost GDP growth, based on a forecast of the impact on economic activity.

However, based on a forecast of rain from Michael Fish – who once promised there was no hurricane on the way hours before the 1987 great storm hit – Virgin Trains will be giving away umbrellas to commuters.

It will be made up as part of a day-night doubleheader Wednesday, as will San Diego's scheduled game at the Chicago Cubs; it was postponed based on a forecast of rain.

Note that the valuation of ongoing goodwill is usually based on a forecast of cash flow from the acquired assets.

The company's projections are also based on a forecast that predicts an average household will have 50 connected devices (to which I can only say… bless their hearts).