Sentence examples for forecast new from inspiring English sources

At a news conference here on Wednesday, he and other Zimbabwean religious leaders forecast new violence -- and a new exodus of refugees from Zimbabwe -- unless African leaders pressed Mr. Mugabe to embrace democratic reforms.

Wall Street economists had forecast new claims at the higher level of 392,000.

In 1864 he forecast new directions in politics when he stated that the burden of proof concerning the case for reform rested not with the reformers but with their opponents.

Tony Goldberg, a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who studies the ecology and evolution of infectious disease, said the introduction of West Nile into the United States showed how challenging it can be to forecast new public health risks.

They are also used to provide a basis to forecast new observations.

Retailers, for example, use data mining to pinpoint consumer tastes and purchasing patterns to forecast new trends.

Analysts had forecast net new funds of £9.4bn.

Forecasted new snow in Switzerland should make for a good weekend.

It last upgraded its forecast to 2.4m in May, and back in January it was forecasting new car sales of 2.29m, up 1.2% on 2013.

Our study shows the need for considering social impact in forecasting new product adoption.

The EIA forecasts new power generating capacity needed (billion KW), after accounting for likely retirement of existing generation capacity and the nameplate capacity factors of different energy production techniques.