Sentence examples for crisis forecast from inspiring English sources

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Once those votes are completely counted, the totals will exert a gravitational pull on the public and the candidates that will, in our view, move the country away from the constitutional crisis forecast by some.

In view of a 50% drop in airline passengers in the wake of the 1997 Asian financial crisis, forecasts were revised downwards.

In advanced economies, private-sector investment has declined by 25% on average compared with pre-crisis forecasts.

Malaysia's trade-dependent economy, whipsawed by the global economic crisis, is forecast to contract by 5percentthis yearand and the measures are part of Mr. Najib's broader plan to transform Malaysia into developed nation, he said.

By August 2010, there was concern about severe food insecurity developing in east Africa and an impending crisis was forecast.

By Roshni Karwal NEW YORK, USA, 6 February 2009 – The global economic crisis is forecast to take a toll on UNICEF's operations in the upcoming year.

NEW YORK, USA, 6 February 2009 – The global economic crisis is forecast to take a toll on UNICEF's operations in the upcoming year.

On day two of Executive Board session, fundraising takes centre stage NEW YORK, USA, 6 February 2009 – The global economic crisis is forecast to take a toll on UNICEF's operations in the upcoming year.

Unlike earthquakes or hurricanes, droughts and food price increases take time to develop, and the resulting hunger crises are forecast well in advance.

The Arab Spring and Eurozone crisis make forecasting what will happen tomorrow look faintly ridiculous, let alone what will happen in 50 years' time.