Sentence examples for forecast it would be from inspiring English sources

With a relatively dry weather forecast it would be wise to take flip-flops and wellies.

Republicans pointed out that though Mr. Obama was emphasizing the payroll numbers, unemployment still remained significantly higher than the White House initially forecast it would be at this point even if Congress had not enacted the $787 billion stimulus package last year.

Once the "real" recession started--the one that began in September--we consistently forecast it would be over by mid-2009, earlier than many (including the Federal Reserve) predicted.

It said group margin for the full year would now be down 30 basis points, compared to previous forecasts it would be broadly flat.

The company raised its full year profit forecast, saying it would be slightly ahead of last year, after saying in June they would be flat.

Mr Swan forecast that it would be three more years before a surplus showed its face.

If the latest forecast materializes, it would be the fastest job growth since last May, when the numbers were lifted by temporary Census-related hiring.

The first time I went to Moscow, it was late spring and, since the forecast said it would be warm, I packed accordingly.

That was the one in which the Labour chancellor spoke candidly of the worst economic downturn in 60 years and forecast that it would be deeper and more long-lasting than people thought.

Initially, the New Millennium Experience Company, a government-led agency that operates the dome, forecast that it would be a financial success, with 12 million visitors in a year.

The weather forecast said it would be cooler today but it didn't feel like it".