Sentence examples for forecast based on a from inspiring English sources

Group would not change its forecast based on a few blips.

On Thursday, the department will release an updated forecast, based on a survey of farmers.

The government's forecast, based on a consumer price index for food, estimated that prices would rise 4 to 5 percent for beef next year with slightly lower increases for pork, eggs and dairy products.

The company calculated its full-year forecast based on a projection of the dollar trading at the 93-yen level for the second half, ending in March 2009.

RevTech enterprise application software converts subjective data (e.g. a sales forecast based on a sales representative's best guess as to which deals will close in a quarter) into objective data (e.g. a sales representative's forecast based on machine-learning algorithms that have scored and weighted each opportunity in the pipeline to determine which are more likely to close in a quarter).

The purpose of this analytic-numerical Bayesian forecasting system (BFS) is to produce a short-term probabilistic river stage forecast based on a probabilistic quantitative precipitation forecast as an input and a deterministic hydrologic model (of any complexity) as a means of simulating the response of a headwater basin to precipitation.

Tiffany rose $1.68, or 4.4percentto to $39.86 after predicting fiscal 2008 earnings would beat its fiscal 2007 profit forecast, based on an expected 10percentt rise in global sales.

While the company made its initial forecast based on an exchange rate of ¥100 to the dollar, the US currency appears trapped around the ¥90 level, a 13-year low.

The auto group AAA says it expects 34.4 million people to travel at least 50 miles from home this Labor Day weekend, up nearly 10 percent from 2009, a forecast based on an improved economy and lower gasoline prices.

Of course, forecasts based on a theory of mind are subject to egregious error.

According to forecasts based on a representative sample of votes, the 18-party coalition, still known as the Democratic Opposition of Serbia, won more than 64percentt of the votes and 177 seats of the 250 in Parliament.