Sentence examples for forecast of when from inspiring English sources

Should people be given a forecast of when they are likely to die?

The announcement came after months of speculation by some economists and investors that a stronger economy would force the British central bank to change its forecast of when unemployment would fall to 7 percent and to start considering raising its benchmark interest rate.

After an eruption: when sufficient data are available, a detailed forecast of when ash fall will start and its quantity and areas to be affected.

According to a poll by news agency Reuters on Monday, economists have pushed back their average forecast of when the Bank of England will start to raise interest rates to the second quarter of 2016 from the first quarter.

Then, a different subcommittee voted to continue funding a global tsunami detection system that gives U.S. officials an accurate forecast of when and how big floodwaters will arrive from a distant earthquake.

An outlook adjustment would come as a surprise and cause analysts to revise their forecasts of when the bank will begin to raise its benchmark interest rate from a historic low of 1 percent.

An outlook adjustment would come as a surprise, leading analysts to revise their forecasts of when the bank would begin to raise its benchmark interest rate from its current historic low.

Although the economy has been growing steadily since the start of 2013, the lack of any cost pressures has forced financial markets to push back their forecasts of when borrowing costs will be raised.

The Bank has given a range of forecasts of when it thinks unemployment could fall to 7%.

Dr Lee said: "We want to try to understand how the pollutants are formed so we can produce better forecasts of when air quality will be poor.

500 companies was 22percentt in the quarter, up from a forecast of 13percentt when the period began, according to Thomson.