Sentence examples for be forecast for a from inspiring English sources

The center objects that the science is inadequate to deliver on the promise that genetic traits—or even disease risks can be forecast for a hypothetical child.

Tickets are raised for, say, a marquee pitching matchup or lowered if chilly weather is forecast for a night game, up to a few hours before the first pitch.

[C1.] BOUNTIFUL HARVEST The Department of Agriculture is forecasting the second-highest corn yield on record with production of 12.3 billion bushels; the soybean crop is forecast for a harvest of 2.97 billion bushels, much better than many had expected in June.

Speaking to the Guardian, he said: It's throwing it down with rain, it's heavy rain and we're forecast for a lot more rain for the next few hours and into the weekend.

Carbon sequestration for the next 250 years was forecast for a Eucalyptus regnans dominated water catchment reserve in Australia; stand ages ranged from 20 to 450 years.

A slight risk of severe weather was forecast for a large area from beyond the Canadian border to the Florida Panhandle and Mobile Bay.

The euro zone's economy has been slowing and is forecast for a meager1.2%% growth in 2015.

On Thursday, similar storms were forecast for an area from the Arkansas-Missouri border to southern Wisconsin to central Indiana.

A QPF will be specified when a measurable precipitation type reaching a minimum threshold is forecast for any hour during a QPF valid period.

But it is also true that calamity has been forecast for over a century now.

A total of 39,000 repossessions is forecast for 2010 against a previous estimate of 53,000.