Sentence examples for crazy forecast from inspiring English sources
"To make a crazy forecast today is not crazy," said Owen Lamont, a former professor at Yale who has studied economic forecasting.
Government forecasts are free to businesses and the public, so friends and colleagues told me that I was crazy to try to sell forecasts myself.
"The idea that you can conjure up a body out of nowhere to deliver a forecast in 20 or 30 days is just crazy".
"If you support the White House forecast, you are saying that the bond markets are crazy".
While the idea of using a market to make forecasts may seem arcane at best and downright crazy at worst, it's backed by both theory and practice.
Forecasts were folk wisdom: you knew what to expect because the horses were acting crazy or houseflies had gathered on a screen door or your cow's fur seemed unusually thick that year.
Beck has at times spoken against violence, but he more often forecasts it, warning that "it is only a matter of time before an actual crazy person really does something stupid".
As recently as two years ago, anyone predicting the current state of affairs (not only is unemployment disastrously high, but most forecasts say that it will stay very high for years) would have been dismissed as a crazy alarmist.
