Sentence examples similar to decisive forecast from inspiring English sources

Thus, the trend in the base period has a decisive influence on a forecast, particularly for purely data-driven methods that extrapolate only past trends.

That is a long struggle, a new form of hardship for many Americans, who are tantalized with incessant forecasts that a decisive upturn is about to happen.

The referendum result appears to have been more decisive than most opinion polls had forecast.

The forecast was seen by many as decisive evidence of the renewal of the oil age, while informed detractors were at best ignored, at worst ridiculed.

Virtually every pre-election forecast suggested a comfortable or even decisive Clinton victory.

"Today's IMF forecasts show that the government's decisive action to support the economy is working.

Still, there's enough uncertainty in the forecast that the case of Pennsylvania proving decisive should not be ruled out.

François Hollande, the Socialist challenger, is forecast to replace him as president in a decisive second round on May 6.

"Because I took decisive action, we're going to have confidence in this economy, the forecasts show unemployment is going to fall, and that is a good news story," Mr Osborne told the BBC.

Investigation and characterization of the decisive effects on algal growth as well as ecological modelling contribute to more precise forecasts of algal blooms, which are needed to optimize abstraction and treatment of drinking water.

A decisive break among Kansas undecided voters could produce a result far less close than the current forecast.