Sentence examples for forecast caused from inspiring English sources

The release of the first 20-year forecast caused the uproar at the recent meeting.

The coincidence of the cold weather and a correct forecast caused a sensation.

Winds raged, and so, presumably, did many young fans when the torrential weather forecast caused the event's cancellation.

MARINERS-ROCKIES RAINED OUT: Pregame rain and a relentlessly wet forecast caused postponement of the Seattle Mariners-Colorado Rockies game last night in Denver.

The company disappointed investors last month with lower-than-expected sales and a reduced forecast caused by rising costs and lower membership.

The temperature is set to fall a little, during the weekend, to lows of 23C, however, humidity levels will be high as flash thunderstorms with heavy torrential downpours are forecast caused by a weather effect known as the "Spanish Plume".

The wholesaler then boosts his own sales forecast, causing the manufacturer to scale up production.

It said there was a chance of a sharper economic slowdown than the chancellor was predicting, with every half-point under the growth forecast causing a £4bn increase in borrowing.

Relief failures and poor drought forecasting caused innumerable deaths in the Horn of Africa during 2011 and 2012.

Estimates of the overall numbers can vary by tens of millions, but Alan Blinder, an economics professor at Princeton University, wrote in 2006 that sending service jobs abroad could cause some 40m American jobs to disappear to India and other emerging countries.Such dramatic forecasts caused widespread alarm.

Angela Braly (No. 4), the head of big health insurer WellPoint, suffered a setback this spring when her downward revision of financial forecasts caused a stock tumble, sparking investor and employee ire.