Sentence examples for forecast that the changes from inspiring English sources

Robert Chote said that the OBR forecast that the changes would eventually lead to a 1% increase in the number of house sales.

Perhaps that will prove the case, although whether the increases in the PSBR forecast that follow from the change in assumptions are big enough to do that is debatable.

The OBR forecast that these changes will save £2.5bn in 2019 20.

The team also forecast that under the change, China's total population would peak at 1.4 billion by 2029 and decline to 1.3 billion by 2050.

His forecast calculated that the change in surface pressure would be 145 mbar, an unrealistic value incorrect by two orders of magnitude.

In its annual report last year, the Passport Office forecast that changes to the way overseas applications were handled would lead to it dealing with 350,000 more customers.

Morgan Stanley and Oliver Wyman forecast in a recent report that the changes in derivatives markets will cause revenues to fall by just 3-5% in the period to 2015.What banks do bestNot all of these changes will make lifer harder for banks.

He forecast that "additional changes" would be forthcom ing on the basis of studies now being made to improve effi ciency and productivity.

The promise of no extra cost for users or taxpayers is reliant on forecasts by the accounting firm KPMG that the changes would make rail travel more attractive, resulting in users taking an extra 300m journeys over a decade.

Before the recession, the government studied population changes and forecast that the participation rate would dip by 0.3 percentage points from 2007 to 2012, according to the paper.

The M&S boss also forecast that the stores are in for big changes: "It may be you don't have racks of blouses.