Sentence examples for by forecasts from inspiring English sources
The case of the El Niño costero should be viewed as a lesson for governments and forecasters to heed attention to not only the climate information generated by forecasts, but also the context of the forecast and disaster setting, which is equally important and can influence societal responses to hydrometeorological threats.
However, hopes of a mini-heatwave were dampened by forecasts for next week.
Mr. Bush was helped mightily by forecasts of increasingly robust surpluses that made his plan seem more affordable.
For weeks, Connery's plans were plagued by forecasts for inclement weather in Britain, keeping him and sky divers in suspense over whether he would make a serious attempt.
Thursday's plaintive headline in Britain's Daily Telegraph was prompted by forecasts that the big freeze gripping much of Europe is likely to last well into April.
Plans for additional mines here, supported largely by forecasts of robust demand in China, have lured many to this corner of the Amazon in search of work.
"Farming and fishing, our food chain, are affected by forecast quality.
ANALYSTS quickly responded by forecasting an additional $4 billion in write-downs on Merrill's portfolio.
Around the Yankees, this is mostly accomplished by forecasting dire consequences for every imaginable obstacle.
By forecasting big gains in profits for this year, "managers are setting themselves up for disappointment".
He crowned his career by forecasting correctly that Spain would beat Holland in Sunday's final.
