Sentence examples for forecast moves from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, if the FiveThirtyEight forecast moves appreciably toward President Obama, the tenor of the article is going to be favorable to him — and likewise for Mitt Romney, if the same is true for him.

History and humidity — thunderstorms are in the forecast, moving up the tee times — will turn the course into a sweatbox for Sunday's final round.

Forecast moved to Chelmsford this summer after leaving Southampton, where he spent five years, but failed to make a first-team appearance.

We move to £1.8bn adjusted profit before tax, leaving us around 10% ahead of consensus (£1.6bn) until other forecasts move up.

The recovery is feeding into the public finances as borrowing falls by £24 billion over the OBR's forecast horizon compared with December's forecasts, moving into a £5 billion surplus by 2018/19.

In 2004, it announced a large investment plan; in 2005 the company had concerns build about hardware giveaways and English Premier League soccer rights and in 2006 BSkyB saw forecasts move down on the back of the move into broadband.

During the next few days, the extratropical remnants of Hurricane Danielle moved across the northern Atlantic Ocean, and were forecast to move into the area of Greenland and Iceland over the next five days.

The depression was moving towards the northwest at 8 mph (13 km/h) and the same general motion was expected as a large upper-level low situated over the system was forecast to move towards the northeast, leading to Eleven moving around the periphery of the low.

The mid-level ridge to the north of Elida was now forecast to move with the storm, ensuring westward motion and slightly increasing the foreword speed to 12 mph (19 km/h).

The Hurricane is forecast to move near or over the Mid-Atlantic coast tonight and move over Southern New England on Sunday.

With snow forecast to move down from Scotland, across northern England and into Wales and the West Country before moving east on Saturday, airports, rail operators and road gritting and breakdown services were again on alert.