Sentence examples for forecast on how from inspiring English sources

In fact, earlier this year Navigant Research released a market analysis and forecast on how effective batteries could have a significant impact on our grid.

2.23pm BST Cyprus growth forecasts: varied While we're talking Cyprus look at the range of forecasts on how long it will take for the Island's economy to recover Comparison of Cyrpus growth forecasts (%GDP).

The findings could impact koala conservation efforts as well as forecasts on how climate change will affect the animals.

We do forecasts on how long it's going to take that merchandise to move, then we suggest prices for every item in every store around the country.

The margin of error on the Weather Service's forecast — based on how well its flood forecasts had done in the past — implied about a 35 percent chance of the levees' being topped.

But Sir David said that the board's calculations take that into account by basing the calculation on a forecast of how long the option would remain outstanding, not on its maximum life.

It based its decision in part on a forecast of how much the federal government would owe 10 years from now.

Dubbed "Super Thursday", the day of elections across the UK saw: Labour achieving 31% of the vote share, just ahead of the Conservatives on 30%, according to a BBC forecast, based on how people had voted in England.

Combining the measurement and the forecast depends on how the errors for each vector are defined, which we will discuss in Section 4.2.

On a Monday afternoon, when the market had closed, he would think about what the prices had done that day and write down in his notebook a forecast of how they would move on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

Early warning systems are based on forecasts of how the numbers of cases vary by levels of environmental variables, balancing the need for the time needed to prepare for an outbreak with the skill of the forecast over different temporal scales.