Sentence examples for forecast to do from inspiring English sources

The alliance had been forecast to do well in the country's first automated voting.

The Maldives' $3bn£2bnbn) economy grew by 4.5% last year, according to the Asian Development Bank and is forecast to do slightly better in 2015.

Its economy is in any case forecast to do better than the euro area, expanding by 0.7% in 2012 and 1.7% in 2013; relative to this baseline it would incur a first-year output loss of 1%.

When Mark Carney, its head, announced that the central bank's interest rate would not rise from its current 0.5% level until the unemployment rate had fallen to 7%, it was not forecast to do so until 2016.

Though the deficit came down somewhat in the past year and is forecast to do so again in the coming year, foreign credit-rating agencies were disappointed that Mr Chidambaram has, in his words, "pushed the pause button" on meeting the deficit-reduction targets imposed by a law passed in 2003.

More importantly, the edges that do form are, on average, forecast to do so with one to two orders of magnitude higher probability than are non-edges.

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He commissioned Research & Forecasts, Inc. to do the study, and they commissioned Survey Sampling, whose offices are in Westport, Conn., to do the sampling.

Mr. Hilbert, who in the past has frequently forecast profits, declined to do so.

Most observers think this is likely to be accepted by holders of more than 76% of the bonds the province's target, and the take-up rate of the sovereign restructuring.This forecast has less to do with any gratitude on bondholders' part than with the balance of power in the debt market since Argentina's harsh exchange.

The overstatement of its half-year profit forecast had nothing to do with sales through the tills.