Sentence examples for forecast to be very from inspiring English sources

GDP growth is still forecast to be very strong from 2011 onwards.

Monday is forecast to be "very, very unsettled" and high winds will begin in the south-west and sweep north and east across southern England, with the south coast and south-east facing severe gales.

At the same time, the negative effect of cyclones on infrastructure and inhabitants is forecasted to be very high.

But otherwise, our forecasts are likely to be very, very close to those of our competitors by Election Day.

In this new era of uncertainty, not only must we must accept that simple forecasting is not going to be very useful to us, we must sharpen our skills of forethought.

Forecasting global oil production is significant for all countries for energy strategy planning, although many past forecasts have later been proved to be very seriously incorrect.

You stop checking the weather forecast, realizing it's only going to be "VERY HOT" or "VERY COLD".

How science relates to arenas outside of pure forecasting, like business and finance, began to be very interesting to me.

The rest of the week is forecast to be cloudy but very cold, with temperatures in the 30s at daytime and in the teens at night.

Without a highly localized, highly accurate weather forecast, it can be very difficult to predict how these factors will play out, so farmers tend to apply more nitrogen than would be strictly necessary under ideal conditions in order to make sure that at least some of it gets to their plants.

"The way the European economies will start 2009, according to this forecast, will not be very good," said Joaquín Almunia, the commissioner for economic and monetary affairs.