Sentence examples for forecast it will be from inspiring English sources

In a few years, I forecast it will be this: $8.5bn less in its bank accounts, a cats-in-a-bag fight between its Office division and its Online Services division over integration of the service, little – if any – kudos from consumers, and no appreciable effect on its bottom line.

"There was so much red down the middle of the forecast, it will be the perfect season for us.

In the local elections the party won 12 town halls.If Ms Le Pen comes first, however much that has been forecast, it will be a huge shock.

Today that figure is down to around 6percentt, and by 2050, according to a United Nations forecast, it will be just over 4percentt.

The super sewer is planned to open in 2023 but even by 2040 Thames is forecasting it will be supplying less water than in 2006.

The report, funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, also confirms that targets set in 2010 to cut absolute child poverty by 2020 to 5% are likely to be missed by a wide margin - with the IFS forecasting it will be 23%.

The Bank has forecast that it will be back to its target 2% by the end of the year.

The IMF's forecast says it will be the mid-2020s before Italy's economy returns to its pre-2007 levels.

And he forecast that it will be seen as Davies's "masterpiece".

The reigning US PGA champion should not need nearly as much gear on day three as the forecast suggests it will be cloudy with bright spells, although quite cool in the morning.

Wearing corduroy trousers with a crewneck jumper kills your style credentials, because it suggests an overly literal approach to getting dressed, as if you either take all your fashion cues from the weather forecast ("Today it will be cold. Therefore I will wear warm, practical clothes") or from whatever you can find in the dog basket.