Sentence examples for demand forecasts from inspiring English sources

In 2010 we published demand forecasts for HS2.

Both are flawed.The reliability of demand forecasts diminishes the longer their horizon.

First, there is an exchange of information, such as demand forecasts and sales data that allow better planning.

When are we going to see demand forecasts pick up?" A related question is when the price of natural gas, a competing fuel, will rise.

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The cartel, the source of more than a third of the world's oil, has now joined the International Energy Agency and the United States government in lowering global oil demand forecasts in recent weeks.

With the International Energy Agency following Opec earlier in the week and cutting its demand forecasts for oil, Brent crude has fallen another 1.33% to just below $63 a barrel.

It has cut its demand forecasts for the second half and the whole of 2017 and is now predicting the glut will remain in the global market for the whole of next year.

He said he had considered four main lines of argument from those who claimed there was no need for additional runways: that passenger demand forecasts were inaccurate, that operational changes and bigger planes could accommodate more passengers; that constraining growth would be the greenest option; and that government could push traffic from London's crowded airports to others around the country.

Although the report found that the money had delivered a high-performing line that had eventually been successfully sold off to limit taxpayers' exposure, the NAO warned that in future "departments should ensure that demand forecasts are subject to rigorous scrutiny and scepticism".

Short-term system-wide irrigation demand forecasts can assist in system operation.