Sentence examples for failed to forecast from inspiring English sources
In May in the U.K., every major national poll failed to forecast the Conservative Party's win.
They typically dismiss big write-offs, even when they failed to forecast them.
An account of America's deadliest hurricane, which killed 6,000 people in Galveston, Tex., in 1900, and the Weather Bureau scientist who failed to forecast it.
An account of America's deadliest hurricane, in Galveston, Tex., in 1900, and the Weather Bureau scientist who failed to forecast it.
However, the Scottish Futures Trust failed to forecast that new EU rules on private financing for public infrastructure meant that all the NPD contracts which were signed after September 2014 would be counted as public assets.
The film's depictions of electronic commerce and e-mail are about as spot-on as they could be, though the filmmakers failed to forecast changes in attitudes toward sex roles.
Indeed, most prediction models fail to forecast accurately the occurrence of failure beyond 1 year, and their accuracy tends to fall as the prediction horizon recedes.
Although purely data-driven methods are objective, they typically fail to forecast trend changes in coming years if they have not been observed in past data; they rather extrapolate the mean trend of the base period.
Science can fail to forecast it, doctors can't always diagnose it, parents can never be prepared for it, and even the best social etiquette experts are unsure how to celebrate it; another child is being born, and sometimes unexpectedly, born with special needs.
This traditional approach of forecasting the future has failed to predict 'credible forecasts in the past few decades' [7], has failed to satisfy the forecasting needs of end users [7] and will fail to meet the challenges of non-stationarity of climate change and other uncertain factors into the future [6, 9].
