Sentence examples for forecast to come from inspiring English sources

At least half the money is forecast to come from the private sector.

Almost none of that growth is forecast to come from shrinking traditional media, however.

About three-quarters of the increase is forecast to come from developing countries, two-fifths from China alone.

The building work on the Olympic Park is 90 per cent complete and the entire project is forecast to come in on time and within budget.

The debt-to-G.D.P. ratio, which Osborne originally said would peak at about seventy per cent, has now hit seventy-five per cent, and it is forecast to come close to eighty per cent in 2015-2016.

The Tigers — who open their Ivy season Oct. 5 against Columbia — were forecast to come in fifth place in the pre-season Ivy poll, behind Penn, Harvard, Brown, and Dartmouth.

For him, and for the minerals service, it forecast troubles to come.

And if that forecast were to come true, extreme changes in the temperature and salinity of the Arctic and Nordic Seas would follow.

It's a reference platform, designed to forecast things to come.

That information coupled with Kayak's proprietary technology allows the forecast tool to come to a specific buy or wait conclusion.

Of the total expected revenues in 2018, we forecast $9.4 billion to come from the Entertainment business, nearly $2.6 billion for the Cable Networks business, over $810 million in the Publishing business, and nearly $1.7 billion for the Local Media division.