Sentence examples for be forecast with a from inspiring English sources

"And that one billion can be forecast with a great deal of accuracy because these people exist.

WEATHER More rain — another half-inch or so is forecast — with a high of 81.

It comes as heavy rain is forecast with a Met Office amber warning in place.

The coefficient of determination (R2) was over 0.90, indicating a good agreement between simulation and the regression models, and suggesting that the annual heating and cooling energy requirements can be forecasted with an acceptable accuracy using the regression models.

The fan electric demand was forecasted with a RMSE of 1.4 kW, CV RMSE) of 30% over a 6-h time horizon.

It is not something that anyone is forecasting with confidence.

The wind that had been forecast arrived with a flourish and turned club selection into an eeny-meeny-miny-mo proposition.

One hundred mile per hour winds are forecast, along with a 10ft storm surge, widespread flooding and power outages.

Britain frequently finds itself on the receiving-end of pollution wafted in from the Continent - and more of that is forecast tomorrow with a current of air circling from central Europe across southern France and over the English Channel.

Earnings for the entire year are forecast at $2.17 to $2.20 a share, with an average of $2.18 a share.

Tsai Ing-wen, the candidate for the Democratic Progressive Party DPPP), who is forecast to win with a substantial majority, also directed attention to the theme.