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Brazil posted a record monthly trade surplus of $4.03 billion in June, challenging forecasts that a stronger currency would make the country's exports less competitive on world markets.

As pointed out previously, Denmark's life expectancy at birth (right panel) is challenging to forecast due to a trend change in the forecast years.

Although many of these approaches can yield better forecasts than the original Lee-Carter model, it is still challenging to forecast unsteady mortality developments such as turning points in the long-term trend (Coelho and Nunes 2011) or the aging of mortality decline (Horiuchi and Wilmoth 1995).

Evaluation of solar forecasts is restricted to daylight hours, because nighttime solar radiation is not challenging to forecast.

Immune-mediated ADRs are rarely observed during clinical trials and are extremely challenging to forecast.

The hierarchical design proposed in this paper is tested on various standard analytic functions and on a challenging reservoir forecasting application.

The combined effect of these factors makes for challenging temperature forecasts.

No one challenged his forecast today, which he made in the presence of the president's science adviser, Dr. Neal Lane, and a leading genome sequencer in the public consortium, Dr. Robert H. Waterston of Washington University in St . Louis

Gretchen clearly sees why the concept should work: In the fast-paced world of perishable produce, retailers are challenged to forecast their needs and order from the West Coast (where most of the country's produce is grown) seven to 10 days out.

Given the impending climate challenges being forecast globally it is likely that this third perspective will be the strongest impetus for CSR moving forward.

How is it that people maintain this rosy bias even when information challenging our upbeat forecasts is so readily available?