Sentence examples for forecast nothing from inspiring English sources

That may or may not explain why Microsoft had a disappointing quarter and urged lower growth forecasts for the future, while Oracle and Sun Microsystems, the company's other vocal opponent, blew past analysts' estimates for the same period and forecast nothing but robust growth ahead.

One reason (as reported earlier today) is that the Greek economy will probably shrink by 7% this year, not 5% as previously forecast.... "Nothing has been done in Greece for the past three or four months," said the official, referring to the delays caused by the two elections held since May.

Though the new statistics were a bit less dismal than many economists had forecast, they did nothing to relieve gloom about Japan's prospects.

In a nod to the separate storms that led to deaths at the Indiana State Fair and the delay of Notre Dame's season opener against South Florida, the announcer  said before kickoff, "Here's our game time forecast: there is nothing to fear," drawing cheers from the full crowd.

The overstatement of its half-year profit forecast had nothing to do with sales through the tills.

For example, before a recent trip to Auckland, I was worried because the forecast showed nothing but a line of thunderbolt icons.

Whoozie with Dramamine, I repair to my quarters on this first night aboard, and arrive in Kodiak on tranquil seas, exactly as forecast by my 'know-nothing' ladies and gentlemen of AMHS.

It is what he forecast -- religion leads to virtually nothing but ill -- and the sooner it is eliminated the better.

George Osborne has saved almost nothing compared to what was forecast in 2010, as this table, from Declan Gaffney's article in our latest Review here, shows.

To be sure, analysts' forecast for first-quarter sales growth is 11 percent — nothing to sneeze at.

Nothing like that has been seen or forecast so far.