Sentence examples for forecast a need from inspiring English sources

And finally, Ping told TechCrunch that it does not forecast a need to raise more capital before it goes public, noting that it has a substantial portion of its raised cash — around $80 million since 2013 — in the bank.

It goes on to say that the DfE has received no applications from groups wanting to open mainstream primary free schools in almost two thirds of districts in England, and none in half of the areas that are forecasting a high or severe need for places for 2015/16.

With financial firms forecast to need another 15,000 people in the next decade, the Edinburgh economy is in danger of overheating.

In another work, The Abortion of the Young Steam Engineer's Guide (1805), he forecast the need for government subsidization of technological advances.

The report also showed departments were now forecast to need £21m less than the budgeted £638m.

Could COWS forecast the need for 'step-up' from normal ward care?

Certainly there is precedence in the use of this aggregated data to monitor patient outcomes, forecast program need, and make statements about the utility of national treatment programs.

The city council has previously forecast it will need an extra 3,000 primary school places by 2015 and has already put in place plans to create an extra 370 reception places for next September.

Forecasting the need for a future update within the text of a SR was reported by 53% (52/99) groups.

Make sure your business is using a good system to forecast inventory needs.

Again, using the example of microplans, after TAs forecast their needs, the Secretariat verifies and allocates an intervention and logistical package.