Sentence examples for forecast to dip from inspiring English sources

Growth of 2.75% is forecast to dip slightly in the next fiscal year, before rising to 3% a year later.

Growth rates are forecast to rise in most countries in 2013, but not in the United States, where it is forecast to dip to 2.1 percent, or in Japan, where the rate is expected to fall to 1.2 percent.

By September, with the lake forecast to dip into the dregs of its storage capacity in less than four months, the state imposed a ban on outdoor water use.

The company is expected give further details of its performance in its results announcement on September 9, when profits for the year to May 31 are forecast to dip to £2.7m, from £3.3m a year earlier.

Temperatures are forecast to dip close to freezing tonight and tomorrow night.

Political campaign managers know this, which is why broadcast TV spending is forecasted to dip to $5 billion by 2020 in favor of digital political ads, which "will have risen to within 30% of broadcast TV levels".

Moody's, a ratings agency, expects Kenya's GDP growth, previously forecast at 6% this year, to dip by half a point.

The forecast is for unemployment to dip to 10% by the end of this year, Ernst & Young said.

More snow is forecast for Suffolk with the temperature expected to dip to -5C (23F) into Tuesday morning.

This, after all, is the Bank that forecast a year ago that it would take until 2016 for unemployment to dip below 7%, something that happened within six months.

Gounon admitted profits were liable to dip this year with the loss of MyFerryLink but forecast renewed success by 2016.