Sentence examples for forecast from the from inspiring English sources

IF YOU BELIEVE THE BULLISH FORECAST FROM the 3,000-member 3,000-membereum American Museum Associationvisitheto U.S. museums will have topped 1 billionumber000, up frof 865 million in 1999.

The concern follows a forecast from the government's independent forecasters that net trade will be lacklustre for years to come.

A forecast from the European commission, however, was less sanguine.

"Today's forecast from the OBR confirms that wage growth is once again weaker than expected.

Yet this hardly dovetails with Tuesday's forecast from the Energy Information Administration.

Request a state pension forecast from the Department for Work and Pensions.

The decider would be the weather forecast from the Maison de la Montagne.

His mood was particularly high after a good forecast from the weatherman.

A forecast from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) this week portrays the pain that lies ahead.

The latest forecast from the OECD points to a continuing decline in unemployment rates in most developed countries.

'There are clear risks to the Budget 2008 economic forecast from the disruption in global financial markets,' it says.