Sentence examples for forecast emerging from inspiring English sources

"We forecast emerging regions to drive growth in 2015 as smartphones further penetrate lower price points," he says.

To date, the literature is moot in terms of statistical models designed not only to forecast attacks during terrorist campaigns, but to forecast emerging terrorist threats, and do so with a high degree of locational specificity: predicting not only when but from which country transnational terrorist attacks will emanate.

Forecasting emerging waste streams is challenging because of high uncertainty on the product lifetime and material composition, which should be taken into account to forecast the evolution in amount and composition of such waste streams.

Furthermore, internet-based surveillance systems have a potential role in forecasting emerging infectious disease events, especially for vaccine-preventable and vector-borne diseases.

All business news was reduced to earnings news, and growth forecasting emerged as an industry in its own right.

The new forecasts emerged as George Osborne unveiled a series of new tax measures and sweeteners for oil and whisky businesses and the economy of north-eastern Scotland and the Highlands, where the Liberal Democrats are fighting to hold onto key Westminster seats.

Analysts at PwC forecast the emerging global market for drone-powered business services to be valued at more than $127 billion.

Our growth forecast for emerging and developing economies is much higher, 6.8% in 2010 and 6.4% in 2011, an upward revision of 0.5% for 2010 and a small downward revision of 0.1% for 2011.

The IMF recently cut its forecasts for emerging markets by more than for rich countries.

Standard Chartered forecasts that emerging Asia will grow by an average of 6.4% in 2008, down from 7.8% in 2007.

It forecasts that emerging and developing economies will recover sooner, returning to pre-crisis employment levels by 2015.