Sentence examples for forecast equally from inspiring English sources

"inflation") forecast remains at 2percentt, market participants via inflation indexed securities forecast equally low long term CPI increases, and there are no credible forecasts for any kind of "inflation" problem from excess aggregate demand.

"Glastonbury set to be scorching!" "Glastonbury set for muddy mayhem!" If weather predictions for this year's jamboree pinged across the meteorological spectrum, the general mood forecast was equally uncertain.

Many forecast an equally profound turn in the Middle East, enabling Israel's right-wing government to continue to resist pressure to freeze the expansion of settlements in the West Bank.

Other forecasts are equally pessimistic.

He'll love you for living through it and not giving up". My friends often interrupt my doom-laden forecasts with equally absolutist optimism: "Stop it.

While it is possible that the problem could turn out to be less serious than the consensus forecast, it is equally likely to turn out to be more serious.

Grapple Mobile adds that it has exceeded its revenue expectation by 550% from original company forecasts, which is equally meaningless, since we don't learn what those original company forecasts were.

Each of the forecasts is weighted equally.

Put another way, players whose forecasts were most aided by their performance during spring training have tended to beat their ZiPS projections by substantial margins, whereas those whose expected value declined as a result of spring training have generally fallen short of their ZiPS forecasts by an equally large amount (see table).

Equally, the forecast is to also double revenues to about £6m next year.

The first of those came at Edgbaston, where Warwickshire's pursuit of victory against Nottinghamshire was stymied not just by the weather – the forecast for Wednesday is equally bleak – but by obdurate batting.