Sentence examples for ever forecast from inspiring English sources

It's just that it is never, ever forecast by the weathermen.

Runzheimer International, a Rochester, Wis., management consulting firm, is predicting that business travel costs next year will increase by 7percentt -- the biggest such rise it has ever forecast.

Although neither the NOAA nor Gray had ever forecast such high levels of activity, even the midseason outlooks fell far short of the actual level of activity.

This is also eMarketer's first-ever forecast of Twitter users worldwide, so the company still needs to prove that its estimates on this particular subject do well.

On 1 August 1861 the Times newspaper published the first ever weather forecast.

A science-fed media frenzy took place about an event considered in retrospect to have been an unusual borderline (weak) El Niño event, "trickiest ever to forecast".

The National Council of Public Polls, the vigilant watchdog of polling's image, soon put out a report thick with tables purporting to show that 1996 had been one of the industry's "best years ever" in forecasting an election outcome.

What weve seen has been so painful for so many investors that I dont think the level of concentration for Asian investors in Asian markets will ever return, forecasts Jeremy McAteer, head of the private banking investment group of UBS Private Banking.

I never forecast (well, hardly ever) and only rarely read forecasts.

After chatting with surprised news anchors, Ellen joined weather forecaster Brant Miller for the funniest forecast ever.

If the Fed does attempt additional easing, I think nominal GDP will grow by more than 5% over the next year and the unemployment rate will be below 8.3% a year from now.That's not the most specific forecast ever, but it's something.