Sentence examples for forecast organisation from inspiring English sources
In a manner similar to Pacific Wave, this could involve members ranging from the local weather monitoring and forecast organisation, through to local and international volcanologists, meteorologists, and aviation authorities.
Oxford Economics, a forecasting organisation, warns that the pandemic could knock 5% off the country's gross domestic product.
And the MeteoGroup forecasting organisation said even before 8am this morning that 15C was recorded at London City Airport and 14.3C at Heathrow.
To find out more, VICE reached out to Omar Lamrani, a Middle-East analyst for the Texas-based conflict forecasting organisation Stratfor, and asked how this is all going to shake out.
Forecasting organisations are finally admitting they underestimated the fiscal multiplier.
And the IMF admitted that it, like many other forecasting organisations, had underestimated the negative impact on growth of steep cuts in public spending.
The models used by all of the forecasting organisations dramatically underestimated the fiscal multiplier: the impact of changes in government spending on output.
It was a key success and now this forecasting prowess is to be further exploited by the Reading centre – rated one of the world's top forecasting organisations – in order to make further improvements in its medium-range forecasting, which typically covers weather events over three to 10 days.
"One [private forecasting] organisation went for a colder winter than normal a few weeks ago... and the first period was actually quite mild".
This is the first time that George Osborne has spelt out the scale of public spending cuts he believes are necessary although the £25bn figure has been forecast by organisations such as the respected Institute for Fiscal Studies.
Worldwide economic growth is supposed to clock in at 3.7percentt in 2018, according to the latest forecast from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, an international nonprofit that tracks the performance of the world's large, wealthy economies.
