Sentence examples for forecast off from inspiring English sources

So who was going to take the hit for the flubbed Monday forecast, off by 9 degrees?

"Nothing can throw a forecast off course faster than an economic shock".

The bounce from winning a primary seems to be fading more and more quickly — to the point that it may throw the forecast off the scent, representing a false dawn rather than real momentum.

And the answer was that we had a bad sales and operations planning process, where salespeople, marketing people and operations people were supposed to come together and plan out the next 18 months and then forecast off of that.

"Now that people can get the information they need for their forecast off the Web, and certainly on their mobile phone, that gives us more license to do more long-form on the cable channel," he said.

Many were ready to believe the IMF's latest prognosis: that most economies will bottom out in the first half of 1999, with growth resuming in the second half.Many things might blow this forecast off course, from recession in America to financial collapse in China.

These parameters depend only on the load profile characteristic and can be forecasted off-line.

Although the intensity forecasts were off, the track forecasts were better than usual compared to the ten-year period prior to that year.

Virtually every forecast was off in this way.

The forecast set off a 9percentt increase in Cummins share price.

The Paxson Communications Corporation said quarterly results would be below its earlier forecast, setting off a 39percentt decline in its share price yesterday.