Sentence examples for correct in forecasting from inspiring English sources

The SNP have a vested interest in seeing the union fail, and Pete Wishart  is entirely correct in forecasting Grayling has helped the nationalists' cause.

And he's surely correct in forecasting that things will get much worse before they get better.

For example, while the averages compiled by HuffPost Pollster and the other polling aggregators were correct in forecasting Obama the winner of the key swing states, HuffPost's averages understated the president's victory margin by 2 to 3 percentage points in Wisconsin, Nevada, Iowa, New Hampshire and Colorado (as of this writing, based on the current AP vote count).

He was proved correct in his forecasts for growth on his 2004 budget - as I said at the time, in the budget debate, that he might.

Bailey added that it was impossible to say if Enders was correct in her forecast that up to half of local and regional newspapers could close.

If Prof Wadhams is correct in his forecast that the summer sea ice could be gone by 2015, then we might be closer to the tipping point than we realise.

If we are correct in our economic forecast, it might make sense to pull back a bit on the bank stock exuberance.

"Forecasters were correct in terms of the wind forecast for tonight — it's much windier than it was yesterday". The fire is burning on the north and east side of Highway 150 and on the west side of Highway 33.

While the number of correct forecasts in the test period has been used as a criterion so far, the main goal of developing any financial forecasting method is making profit in real markets.

Applying the obtained regression equation to the test data, the logit model produces 189 correct forecasts in the test period.

In particular, we address the question of how differences between the predicted state of a biological system can be reconciled with noisy measurements to correct the forecast in view of new information; this process is called data assimilation.