Sentence examples for forecast in the spring from inspiring English sources

This year's budget deficit is likely to be bigger than was forecast in the spring, because revenues have been weaker than expected.

Economic growth for the euro zone this year was estimated at 1.3percentt, down from the 1.6percentt forecast in the spring, the commission said.

Moreover, the government's budget deficit this year is likely to be around euro46 billion ($45 billion), compared with the euro30.4 billion disingenuously forecast in the spring by the outgoing Socialist-led government.

The bank said it expected growth in gross domestic product to be between 4% and 4.5% this year, down from the 4.5% to 5% it forecast in the spring.

The deficit remains stubbornly high - the government is only half way through doing what it said it would complete by next year - and government borrowing is higher than forecast in the spring.

Holidays on the moon by 2000, as forecast in the 1960s?

This is the second time Electronic Arts has lowered its forecast in the last six weeks.

While H.P. missed the revenue forecast in the first quarter, ended Jan.

THE epidemic of mad-cow disease in people that some forecast in the 1990s has not, fortunately, come to pass.

Even if broadband connections double as forecast in the next three years, they will still be outnumbered by modem connections, Jupiter predicted.

Growth in 2011 would be 0.9%, not the 2.3% forecast in the June 2010 budget that committed the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition to radical fiscal consolidation.