Sentence examples for broad forecasts from inspiring English sources

More that ministers had been less than clear about spelling out the economic effects of some of their decisions in public, preferring to hide them within broad forecasts.

Amazon issued only a broad forecast for its current quarter, saying that it expected revenue to rise in a range of 11percentto23percentcent from a year earlier, and that operating income could fall as much as 22percentt or increase as much as 36percentt.

He is also persuasive in maintaining that the rich world's policies on immigration (taking in the brightest and best) and the environment (transferring polluting industries abroad) will damage the poorest countries.But he is on weaker ground in many of his broader forecasts.

Anybody who's making broad-based forecasts in the media or in the blogosphere knows nothing about your personal situation.

The findings are in line with the broad range of forecasts in the 2007 assessment by the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

The National Audit Office has highlighted "a broad pattern…where increased forecast costs for venues are offset by reduced forecasts elsewhere including site preparation and infrastructure".

Most climate models can only forecast broad impacts, so projecting regional and local effects can be extremely challenging, said Moss.

According to Halifax's current forecast, broad stability in house prices nationally are expected for the coming year, when the North-South divide is also likely to continue.

While remote sensing has been widely used for broad-scale production forecasts and early famine warning, its potential contribution to agricultural management is still far from realized.

These same faculty who manage large laboratories, analyze and forecast broad social and economic phenomena, cure diseases, and figure out how to put mobile vehicles on Mars are somehow perceived as incapable of discerning educational trends or recommending organizational changes to adapt to them.

Some economists use the ADP survey as a broad indicator for their forecasts of the monthly government jobs numbers.