Sentence examples for forecast projects from inspiring English sources
Right now, the Nov. 6 forecast projects that Mr. Obama will win the popular vote by 3.6 percentage points.
That forecast projects Genentech's revenue rising to $38.8 billion in 2024, from about $14 billion expected this year.
Mr. Obama's lead in the popular vote is quite narrow: the forecast projects him to win 50.7 percent of the vote, against 48.3 percent for Mitt Romney.
The FiveThirtyEight forecast projects Mr. Obama to win there by 6.8 percentage points, meaning that it is somewhat closer to the St. Cloud State poll.
Mr. Romney led in both of the recent polls of Nevada, and the FiveThirtyEight forecast projects him to receive 51 percent of the vote there.
It's extremely doubtful that he's ahead by double-digits there — and almost certainly not by 14 points — but the forecast projects a six- or seven-point victory for Mr. Obama in Michigan on Nov. 6.
That makes it difficult to forecast project end market demand and drive costs lower, he added.
But the same forecast projected that core price inflation -- which excludes volatile food and energy prices -- would "rise noticeably" this year.
The review reveals that further research is essential to develop analytical models using EVA metrics to forecast project performance.
In Philadelphia, Mayor Michael A. Nutter and his emergency management officials urged residents to begin preparing as the forecast projected a "historic event" for Philadelphia and the region.
The Republican candidate, state House speaker Thom Tillis, has kept the campaign close, however, with the Upshot forecast projecting a Hagan win by the slimmest of margins.
