Sentence examples for forecast rightly from inspiring English sources
The agency's forecast rightly projects that oil prices will soon rise to triple-digit range -- albeit nowhere near the pace that would be required to drive their supply forecast for robust growth in the use of unconventional oil.
He has rightly forecast strong GDP growth and falls in unemployment – but the interest rate rises he also anticipated have not materialised.
Endlessly, over scotches and pisco sours, we tossed about our conjectures for the future, those with US passports rightly forecasting the worst for Chile's "socialist experiment".
"Despite these welcome changes to its forecasts, the IMF rightly warns that the UK economy will remain below potential for many years.
The connection with Sterling really the only linkage that made sense for Kodak was Sterling's diagnostic imaging business that Kodak rightly forecasted would become gigantic in the years ahead.
It was rightly criticised for the barbeque summer forecast of 2009; and the mild winter forecast of 2009/2010.
The author rightly complains that too much forecasting, not just in economics, is short-termist, looking a year or two ahead at most.
Neil Williams, chief economist at fund manager Hermes in London, said: "Over-optimistic global growth forecasts have been pared back, and probably rightly so, and also China has come back on to the radar.
What Giles rightly highlighted is that while weather forecasting continues to operate in a vacuum while the climate changes around us, it is abdicating its duty to provide accurate, scientifically-grounded meteorological advice to the public.
