Sentence examples for consistently forecasts from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Justice Department consistently forecasts that two-thirds of the 650,000 prisoners released every year wind up right back in the criminal justice system.

The Bank consistently forecasts that inflation will be on target within two years; after all, if it did not believe that, it should change policy.

Since the 1980s, the Department for Transport has consistently forecast traffic growth along a steep trajectory.

Polls have consistently forecast Macron will beat Le Pen and become France's next president.

It also consistently forecasted that mild weather would continue throughout November, while some national newspapers were running stories of impending blizzards and Siberian temperatures.

The results indicate that the individual forecasting engines do not consistently forecast short-term wind speed for the two sites, and the proposed combination method can generate a more reliable and accurate forecast.

In a tweet, Trump appeared to make the argument that public opinion polling, which has consistently forecast a Democratic takeover in the House, was intended to suppress Republican turnout.

Since late August 2014, the CPC had in its monthly updates consistently forecast (with ~60 % probability) that El Niño would emerge within the next two months of the issuance of the forecast.

Once the "real" recession started--the one that began in September--we consistently forecast it would be over by mid-2009, earlier than many (including the Federal Reserve) predicted.

Early in the duration of the storm, the National Hurricane Center consistently forecast Ivan to track further to the north than it eventually did.

In mid-March, on "Face the Nation," Cheney, who has offered consistently rosy forecasts on Iraq, was asked whether his statements had deepened public skepticism about the war.