Sentence examples for based on forecasts of from inspiring English sources

No reason not to play: "Unbelievably, the game was canceled Sunday morning before one flake of snow had fallen, based on forecasts of a significant snowstorm," says Gov. Ed Rendell in the Washington Times.

The justification for such an increase is based on forecasts of rising average life expectancy.

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

In 1974, U.S. electric utilities made plans to double generating capacity by the mid-1980s based on forecasts of a 7% annual growth in demand.

Some health system executives are developing possible pathways for improving operations for achieving anywhere from 5%to15%5% expense reductions, based on forecasts of cost elements both in the care process and in administration.

"We see potential value not only in forecasting world events for intelligence agencies and governmental policy-makers, but innumerable private organizations that must make important strategic decisions based on forecasts of future states of the world," the researchers concluded.

The government of Uruguay used this map and others like it as inputs for policy decisions, including the declaration of a State of Emergency, based on forecast of continuing drought conditions in winter of 2010.

Moreover, he performed a comparison of profit for the proposed models for the mentioned stocks that the transaction decision was made based on forecasting of the stock price.

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.

Then, based on forecasts and a bit of luck, each country decides which strains to include in the next vaccination.

Wall Street deserves some blame, too, for the trigger-happy buying and selling of stock based on forecasts and predictions.