Sentence examples for dismal forecast from inspiring English sources

To many economists, Professor Silver's dismal forecast is, well, too dismal.

It all adds up to an increasingly dismal forecast for the industry.

At the very least, the dismal forecast calls for the government to prepare for another bout of fiscal stimulus.

Investors, apparently shaken by the scale of the losses and Ford's dismal forecast for 2013, sent the automaker's shares down nearly 5 percent to $13.14 in Tuesday's trading.

Next year there will be a retractable roof over the center court at Wimbledon, but the drippy skies and the voice of doom over the loudspeakers, announcing the dismal forecast to the sodden outer courts, will remain a grand tradition.

NBC, which took over from ESPN at 3 p.m., had little to do after David Fay, executive director of the United States Golf Association, analyzed the weather for Dan Hicks and Johnny Miller, and gave a dismal forecast for Saturday.

Despite the dismal forecasts, bathing suits "have been blowing out of the store," said Karen Belva, a spokeswoman.

As for the Experts, Philip E. Tetlock's "Expert Political Judgment" (2005) provided extensive detail on their dismal forecasting records.

Even more dismal forecasts tell of downpours through Thursday and possibly rain and snow throughout the weekend.

[C4.] Profit Concerns Weigh on Stocks Stock prices fell sharply after another round of dismal forecasts from corporations.

Stock prices fell sharply yesterday, pulled down by the technology sector, after another round of dismal forecasts from corporate America.