Sentence examples for forecast gap from inspiring English sources

An alternate fuel must be developed to reduce the forecast gap between the demand and the availability of fuel.

A few studies have profiled the rehabilitation workforce and forecast gaps using different data sources and approaches, usually focusing on a single profession or practice modality and limited to a specific country or region [ 7- 12].

That is the day when, according to National Grid's forecast, the gap between Britain's energy needs and its power supply will be at its wafer-thinnest.

And NHS England's forecast £30bn gap by 2021, between its resources and the demand for care, has to be bridged somehow.

Mr Stournaras had, on the day of my interview with Mr Venizelos, given an interview with Reuters, talking confidently about avoiding the forecast budget gap in 2015 due to improved tourism takings.

The city had been forecasting a gap of $3 billion that year.

"In recent years, the city benefited from substantial increases in revenue collections, which exceeded amounts originally budgeted, and effectively closed our forecast budget gaps," Mr. Page wrote.

In the wider world, we forecast a striking gap between surging emerging markets and sluggish rich economies.

While the deficit hit records, it was still not as large as the $131.3 billion gap forecast by economists.

Of this year's forecast current-account gap of $12.5 billion, less than half is expected to be covered by long-term direct investment.

The city's Independent Budget Office predicts that revenues will be $1.1 billion less than the mayor's forecast — a big gap if it's right.