Sentence examples for forecast a bit from inspiring English sources

But, with the weather forecast a bit iffy, we had to put them in again.

Nevertheless, Mr. Berner said he was inclined to raise his first-quarter growth forecast a bit, to around 1.7percentt from 1percentt.

Johnson finally made the muddled forecast a bit clearer on Monday by saying he would be amenable to waiving his no-trade clause to facilitate a deal to a contender.

Ben Webster, disaster response manager for the Red Cross, said: "Preparedness is strengthening over the years as agencies become more proficient at preparing for disasters, technology is improving so we can forecast a bit more reliably, so it is getting better in terms of preparation".

Walking to Yankee stadium on this opening day with a heavy forecast, a bit chilly and grey skies is not my idea of the beginning of baseball in the Bronx.

At least the latest weather forecast included a bit of good news: the hurricane in the Atlantic that meteorologists had been watching, Katia, did not seem to be on track to make landfall in the United States, the National Hurricane Center in Miami said.

And although the growth forecast is a bit lower than it was three months ago, the Bank no longer thinks, as it did then, that the risks are tilted to the downside.The Bank's main worry appears to be the persistent pressure on overall inflation from higher energy costs.

"So we started getting into the forecasting business a bit," he said.

Then, based on forecasts and a bit of luck, each country decides which strains to include in the next vaccination.

Although he said that economic forecasting was a bit like reading entrails, Mr. Bernanke warned that the unemployment rate could remain near double digits for a while.

But the rate of increase has slowed considerably, to just 2 per cent (excluding bonuses) which was below City forecasts – quite a bit below, in some cases.