Sentence examples for doubtful forecast from inspiring English sources
Half a decade later that always doubtful forecast is now proved to be a lie: the country is even more broken.
But it is doubtful that the current market forecast, which says that oil for delivery a year from now will cost 23percentt less than oil does now, will prove accurate.
Excluding special items like severance packages and doubtful accounts, the company earned $0.82 per share, beating forecasts calling for earnings per share of $0.76.
Fred Gadomski, a meteorologist at the Penn State forecasting center, said Isabel's path made it doubtful that it would make landfall in New Jersey or New York.
He has a potential mount, Box Office, in a handicap hurdle late on the card but Roberts says the horse is a doubtful runner unless rain arrives and there is very little in the forecast.
Geller, who has lived and worked in Tokyo for a quarter of a century, has long criticized the Japanese program of earthquake forecasting, which he says produces hazard maps of little worth based on doubtful science.
It's extremely doubtful that he's ahead by double-digits there — and almost certainly not by 14 points — but the forecast projects a six- or seven-point victory for Mr. Obama in Michigan on Nov. 6.
The President seemed doubtful.
