Sentence examples for forecast suggests from inspiring English sources

The forecast suggests rain, but there's no reason why we shouldn't be competitive in the wet".

And for now, the overall forecast suggests that investors should not be too optimistic about the stock market.

In 2012, Apple sold 65.7m iPads, so the forecast suggests a growth of 35% in sales year-on-year.

Given that third-party candidates typically see their poll numbers decline, this forecast suggests that Johnson's decline may be small.

The current economic forecast suggests that Mr. Obama is better positioned than Mr. Romney, but only slightly.

The matchday weather forecast suggests slightly warmer conditions but Georgia's forwards are equipped to make life just as inhospitable for their opposite numbers as Romania did last Saturday.

But is Phase 2 likely to unfold as smoothly as the Gartner Group's forecast suggests, supporting the economy in the process, even in a downturn?

OK the sun isn't shining - that might be pushing it a bit too far, but the forecast suggests that we'll get a full 50 overs per side today.

But Cantore cautioned that "forecasts do change" and that the rain could end earlier than his Tuesday afternoon forecast suggested.

Optimal said its forecast suggested adblocking would reduce US digital ad revenue from a predicted $50bn in 2020 to $38bn.

But wholesale prices rose more than forecast, suggesting that consumer prices could heat up again.