Sentence examples for forecast predict from inspiring English sources

And even if we assume the £2.5bn is extra on top of inflation, it would still not be enough to close the £30bn funding gap health economists forecast predict there will be by 2020.

Most studies do not only foresight (or forecast, predict, extrapolate) but they aim at developing specific policies to reach a stronger, greener, less CO2-intensive and more user-friendly transport industry.

Valenzuela: Rigorous political science research shows that forecasting predictions are widely misunderstood by the public and contribute to lower turnout when the forecast predicts a blowout.

The weather forecast predicted light and variable winds.

A forecast predicts a plunge in gasoline prices.

The government's original forecast predicted returns of £365m in 2017/18.

An earlier forecast predicted 70 to 75 cents a share, and $136 million to $146 million.

The forecast predicts deliveries of 12,678 business aircraft, valued at $195.7 billion, in the decade through 2018.

The weather forecast predicts another day of blazing sunshine, with highs of 48C.

The central heating had apparently been broken for years and the weather forecast predicted a blizzard.

If the weather forecast predicted persistent rain, NYFW didn't get the memo.