Sentence examples for forecast not only from inspiring English sources

That is the current forecast not only of many Indian bankers and analysts but also of the two camps representing Reliance's warring brothers, Mukesh Ambani, 47, who controls the group, and his younger brother, Anil, 45, who is trying to secure his share not only of the family's fortune but of management control.

What might have been surprising was the Fed's forecast not only for no change in rates this year, but for rates to be 50 basis points lower by the end of 2020 than it had forecast just three months ago.

Characterisation of radial variation in wood properties is an important step in forecasting not only harvesting ages but also potential product quality.

On the negative side is United Airlines, where some analysts are cutting their forecasts–not only because of high fuel prices but also because of concern about sales lost due to thousands of flight cancellations from this summer's pilots' strike.

On the negative side is United Airlines ual, where some analysts are cutting their forecasts–not only because of high fuel prices but also because of concern about sales lost due to thousands of flight cancellations from this summer's pilots' strike.

Its forecast relied not only on voter intention polls but statistical modeling of results in 650 individual constituencies.

In 11 days this month, seven out of 12 polls forecast her not only reaching the presidential second round but beating her father's score.

The rosier forecast covers not only the 2007 fiscal year, which began on July 1, but also extends through the 2010 fiscal year, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is to complete his final term.

"The new forecast reflects not only a continued expansion of mobile device options at the expense of PCs, but also marked the cessation of emerging market growth that the industry had come to rely on in recent years," IDC said.

We assume that such a transition to warn-on-forecast will not only change the role of the forecaster (Stuart et al. 2006), but will also affect the practices of forecast end-users and responders to a warning.

Forecasting is not only a way to ensure system reliability.