Sentence examples for forecast looked from inspiring English sources

They said over the P.A. system the forecast looked very bad.

Play is scheduled to resume Monday at 1 p.m. local time, although the weather forecast looked ominous again.

The forecast looked like a bright light against reams of discouraging news from the European aviation industry, where no airline has more than a modest outlook for the full year.

The Institute of International Finance (IIF), a think-tank in Washington, DC, forecast that net private capital flows into poor countries in 2009 would be 72% lower than at their peak in 2007, an unprecedented shrinkage.As people peered ahead into 2009, no forecast looked too dire.

By the standards of previous recoveries, this growth forecast looked pretty modest, and it reflected the fact that the previous Labour government had already promised modest cuts in spending growth to bring down the budget deficit, which reached about eleven per cent in the fiscal year 2009-10.

We had the skateboarders and crew on standby for the whole winter and had to take a chance when the forecast looked good.

But, while not outlandish, this economic forecast looks fairly optimistic already, The Economist poll of forecasters shows a consensus prediction of 1.6% for 1999.

At Wednesday, the immediate forecast looks bleak.

For beleaguered consumers, the forecast looks grim: more questionnaires.

On this showing, the long-range forecast looks good.

But she cautioned that any forecast looking 90 years into the future comes with many caveats.