Sentence examples for forecast on which from inspiring English sources

The International Monetary Fund forecast last week that the Spanish economy would grow 0.7 percent next year — compared with the Spanish government's 1.3 percent forecast, on which its 2011 budget is based.

Sir George said the economy would only grow if short-termism were overcome, adding: "Economic growth needs to become an objective, with strategies to achieve it, not a forecast on which all other decisions are dependent".

Worse, the recession came along, and the sunny forecasts on which HMR was based proved false.

"Let's hope for him the growth forecasts on which he based his project are up to it.

In May of 2000, the dot-com bubble began to burst and online advertising began to slow, making it difficult for AOL to meet the financial forecasts on which the deal was based.

The BBC Trust said forecasts on which the £132m deal was based were "too aggressive" and its estimated earnings before tax were "highly optimistic".

As discussed in Section 2.2, the values of the (bar{W}_{m+1},dots,{bar{W}}_{m+T}) can either be actual wind availabilities or forecasts, depending on which of the cases that are listed in Table 1 is being modeled.

To be fair, it was Britain's worst snowstorm in 18 years, and it dropped as much as six inches of snow — with more forecast — on London, which rarely gets snow.

After the season started on June 1, CSU issued a mid-season forecast on August 4, which predicted 11 named storms, 7 hurricanes, and 3 major hurricanes.

This system used three stage intelligent traffic station subsystems to forecast the path on which vehicle will go.

"Our forecasts are based on which candidates have won other awards in their category".