Sentence examples for extraordinary forecasting from inspiring English sources

Those who remain will have extraordinary forecasting records, even if they have no special talent for forecasting.

A week from polling day, the extraordinary forecast by Jim Murphy suggests his party north of the border may have thrown in the towel in their efforts to halt the nationalist surge.

The league isn't likely to flip a night and a day game if a long-range forecast calls for extraordinary winter weather, unless rogue icebergs were surging down Lake Michigan.

The forecast concludes that without extraordinary action, the SDGs will not be met, or indeed satisfactorily advanced in the poorer regions of the world.

This is quite extraordinary, as it suggests bond markets are forecasting an almost permanent global recession.

But it is impossible to make a forecast, in view of the extraordinary complexity of the situation.

For example, for the 1997 1998 El Niño, none of the models (dynamical or statistical) clearly captured and forecast the onset of that extraordinary event even as late as December 1996.

The trouble is that it is very hard to distinguish noise from useful pieces of data.For example, an extraordinary amount of attention is paid to analysts' forecasts of company profits.

But it is too late for that now, with a budget deficit of an extraordinary 11-12% of GDP popping up in many forecasts for next year.

Bill Heffernan gave the extraordinary spray in a Senate adjournment debate as the forecast "monster El Niño" and looming drought again catapults divisive water politics into the forefront of debate.

It forecast positive pretax earnings for the 2002 fiscal year, excluding extraordinary charges of $2.5 million for the refinancing of high-cost debt.