Sentence examples for forecast enough from inspiring English sources

Now, you've got to beat the forecast enough — by a big-enough number that it really is a surprise — if you want to stir up the market".

However, the margin of error on Mr. Romney's forecast (enough to cover 90 percent of all possible outcomes) is about plus or minus 10 points, meaning that Mr. Romney could plausibly finish with as much as 32 percent of the vote or as little as 12 percent.

Even the most optimistic forecasts — enough hybrid- and electric-car demand to necessitate several dozen factories — suggest the battery industry can't significantly offset declines in American manufacturing.

That means that the margin of error on the forecasts, enough to cover 95 percent of all possible outcomes, is wider still: plus or minus about 170,000 jobs.

The financial forecast is enough to make them throw in the academic towel and become a pro YouTuber.

The values you see represented below reflect the confidence intervals from the FiveThirtyEight forecast model, enough to cover 90 percent of all possible outcomes.

At that point, Mr. Obama still technically held the lead in the FiveThirtyEight forecast in enough states to give him 270 electoral votes.

While WorldCom's growth rate still remains above that of its chief competitors, the lowered forecast was enough to unnerve investors.

But G.E.'s stock has fallen almost 60percentt from its peak in 2000, so even a mediocre forecast was enough to help its shares, Mr. Holton said.

Mr. Treinish agreed that the field has not yet reached maturity and said it would be a while before anyone could produce a forecast precise enough for a backyard barbecue.

"While we continue to think the MPC's rhetoric could change swiftly, the downplaying of inflation surprises in the central forecast is enough to call for the first tightening move from the MPC back to November from August," said Malcolm Barr, UK economist at JP Morgan.