Sentence examples for course forecasts from inspiring English sources

Of course, forecasts based on a theory of mind are subject to egregious error.

Of course, forecasts are always revised down as the earnings season approaches, allowing companies to "beat" the forecasts on the day.Nevertheless, we have a combination of cyclically-high profits, a downward trend in revisions and above-average valuations.

Of course, forecasts are always wrong; but it is worth noting that the National Institute of Economic and Social Research's forecast, published very shortly after the last IMF report, said, "the recovery will continue but it will be sluggish", due to the impact of tightened fiscal policy and depressed consumer demand.

Of course, forecasting the future was nothing new in the 1950s and can be traced back in history.

Forbes said the economy could be blown off course if forecasts by the central bank go awry.

Of course, these forecasts can change as the year progresses, and the documents were released earlier last year.

OF course, no forecasting tool is perfect.

Of course, a forecast is only as good as its accuracy.

There is, of course, a forecast implicit in every squiggle of the funds rate as well as in every investment.

Of course the forecast errors increase with time (eventually reaching the values defined by the differences between the unconstrained dynamo simulation results and the observations).

Dynamics of AE antibodies may be a marker of the clinical course and forecast of abdominal sepsis.