Sentence examples for forecast it is from inspiring English sources

Even if the rise in health care spending turns out to be less than they forecast, it is important to get reform right.

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.

Even using the administration's optimistic 10-year forecast, it is clear that we will have problematic deficits for the next decade, which ends just as our commitments to baby boomers accelerate.

Even if the Bradley effect does not yield a drastically different election result than polls forecast, it is entirely possible that an "Obama effect" might, should he drive supporters to vote in even greater numbers than pollsters anticipate.Polls are most likely to be misleading because of bad methodology.

Night Falls on Ardnamurchan by the poet Alasdair Maclean (Berlinn, first published in 1984), is a book like an animated shipping forecast; it is about weather, time, landscape and the changing contours of the inner life, a family record of 20th century crofters in the peninsula west of Fort William, where Gaelic has always been spoken and has now reappeared on the road signs.

For a reliable AHFP forecast it is necessary to delineate the salt plugs.

It's overcast in Bangalore, and with rain forecast it's an entirely understandable decision.

But Friday sales "exceeded our forecast — it was too hot, it was too strong," said Toby Lenk, the president of Gap Inc. Direct.

While the latest report turned out to be better than economists had forecast, it was probably still not sufficiently spectacular to change those expectations of the Fed.

"They said there wouldn't be any pay raises this year, and judging by the forecast it's not worth hoping for one next year either".

"Though that's less than the £800 raise previously forecast, it's sensible that the size of the rise adjusts in line with wages of typical workers.