Sentence examples for forecast of an from inspiring English sources

Bourland noted Jadwa's analyses departed from DeutscheBank's forecast of an average barrel of $105 for 2008.

There are essentially three reasons that a poll might provide an inaccurate forecast of an upcoming election.

The longstanding forecast of an earnings turnaround in the third quarter had helped the stock rally all year, despite losses in the first and second quarters.

"The reason for the forecast of an above average tropical season in the Pacific this year is El Niño conditions," he said in an email.

Given a low-probability forecast of an event that has potentially high consequences, the problem, Dr. Jordan said, becomes "what the heck do you do with that kind of information?" That was a question that the Italian defendants faced.

For instance, the measurement of increased earthquake activity beneath Mauna Loa in 1983 led to a forecast of an increase in probability of an eruption for 1984 or 1985; an eruption occurred in March 1984.

A dire forecast of a possible 10,000 cases a week, for example, was never realised.

We put forward a reasonable oil forecast of a $100 a barrel.

Mr. Buffett debates the G.D.P. forecast of a 2012 global economic slowdown with Steve Liesman of CNBC.

This compared with a previous forecast of a 100 billion yen (£580 million) profit.

That compares with an earlier forecast of a loss of 45 cents a share.