Sentence examples for chilling forecast from inspiring English sources

Richard J. CordovanoGloversville, N.Y. ; Chilling forecast.

"TREES or terrorists, the power grid will go down again!" That chilling forecast comes not from some ill-informed gloom-monger or armchair pundit, but from Robert Schainker, a leading expert on the matter.

That chilling forecast is based in part on the organization's analyses showing that on average, a patient infected with drug-resistant tuberculosis in 2004 was resistant to more drugs than a similar patient with that diagnosis in 1994, Dr. Paul P. Nunn, a TB expert for the organization, said at a news conference.

Look at Africa if you want a chilling forecast.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Outlook Survey of April, 2011, gives us a chilling forecast of future job recovery.

But he is far from the only high-ranking official who feels that these days the safest route is to issue as spine-chilling a forecast as possible.

Since outdoor activities are severely curtailed by heavy rain, snow and the wind chill, forecasts can be used to plan activities around these events, and to plan ahead and survive them.

Especially chilling is Harari's forecast that humanity will bifurcate into "an algorithmic upper class owning most of our planet" and "a new massive class: people devoid of any economic, political or even artistic value".

In North Dakota, "life threatening wind chills" were forecast through Tuesday morning.

Perhaps no other forecast to stem from the 1996 welfare overhaul was as chilling as the predictions regarding foster care.

Even Mark Zandi, the very visible economist at Moody's forecasting division (which is separate from the ratings side), was worried about the chilling crosswinds blowing in credit markets.