Sentence examples for because of the forecasts from inspiring English sources

Because of the forecasts for more cold, snowy weather, "we're definitely psyched about skiing and racing this year," Mr. Liu said.

Plymouth's city centre Christmas lights switch-on ceremony, which was due to be held on Thursday, had been cancelled because of the forecasts, city centre managers said.

The start to the 500, stock car racing's premier event, was moved up by about 20 minutes because of the forecast.

Because of the forecast algorithms, DRCA and ARCA schemes outperform the AA scheme.

Results show that because of the forecast mechanism variations conventional SLT forecast models have abnomally overall high and similar performances.

This is an important question for the design of HHWS because the use of the forecast parameters with performance most comparable to the observed weather in association with mortality to trigger public health interventions would be preferred.

In that case, we included all variants in our data set, because very few of the forecast reports contained clear advice as to which of the variants the statistical agency considered the most probable at the time of publication.

In contrast, the Olympic test event in Rio has been dogged by cancellations because of the, always forecast, light winds.

Because of the reduced forecast, TriQuint projected a loss of about 8 cents a share in the first quarter.

This is the reason almost every one of the 71 golfers who made the cut at three over par or better has reason to smile despite, or in some cases because of, the gloomy forecast.

— BEN ROTHENBERG While the men play, the women's singles final between Victoria Azarenka and Serena Williams has already been postponed from Saturday night to some time Sunday because of the foreboding forecast for this evening.