Sentence examples for decent forecast from inspiring English sources

With a decent forecast for the remaining two days, there must now be more chance of Durham extending their lead over Yorkshire at the top of the table than the Peakites pulling away from Somerset and Surrey at the bottom.

The drinks, fittingly enough, tend toward the resort-y: a piña colada, an apple martini and a decent, weather forecast-appropriate Dark and Stormy, made with Gosling's dark rum and Saranac ginger beer.

The new measure does a decent job of forecasting volatility after a plunge -- the market is more volatile after higher readings than it is after lower ones.

But special elections as a group have done a decent job of forecasting the following midterm's House results.

27th over: South Africa 71-4 (de Villiers 9, Rudolph 9) The sun has gone back in at Lord's, although the chaps on Sky reckon the forecast is decent.

A mid-table finish the following season showed decent progress, but few forecast a return to the top four last time around.

Selling a chunk of Neuberger would raise much-needed funds, but it would also leave Lehman looking far less diversified and less stable.This week Goldman Sachs, the only investment bank still in decent shape, cut profit forecasts for all of its main capital-market rivals, including Lehman, citing the need for further write-downs and a drought in key business lines.

Early forecasts expect a decent haul for a talky art-house chiller initially slated for a lower-profile rollout.

"Even allowing for a decent bounce-back in Q3, our forecast for a 0.5% fall in GDP in 2012 as a whole looks on track".

Over US $1.67 now as it continues its post #BoE rally #GBP February 14 , 20148.53am GMT With Germany and France both beating forecasts, there's a decent chance that the eurozone as a whole grew faster than expected in Q4 2013.

But the forecast for the weekend is decent: bright and breezy with scattered showers.