Sentence examples for forecast to enter from inspiring English sources

With the euro zone economy forecast to enter into recession soon, Europe's existential question is how it can focus alone on ratifying a treaty this year (meant to re-establish its probity for the markets and its nervous partners) that is basically limited to more consolidation of its finances.

Another $1.25 billion is dedicated for businesses serving the billion people forecast to enter the middle class in emerging markets this decade.

And Merkel's Germany, which she portrayed as dwelling above such second-rate failings, is forecast by the O.E.C.D. to enter recession by January [pdf].

The next day, the agency finally revised its forecast and predicted the storm to enter the sea.

The central bank itself has said that the UK is unlikely to enter recession this year, forecasting growth of about 1% in 2012.

Bombardier of Canada is expected to introduce its 145-seat C-Series jet in 2012, for example, while Comac of China is developing the C919, a 190-seat plane due to enter service around 2015.Boeing forecast that the Asia-Pacific region would remain the most robust market for growth, led by China.

But to forecast the market based on a political event is to enter the murky realm of distinguishing chance correlations from true cause and effect.

CDP 870 is expected to enter a class of rheumatoid arthritis treatments forecast to be worth $3bn£1.9bnby) by 2006.

Cold air began to enter the storm on the west side and forecast models showed Laura becoming extratropical the next morning and non-tropical later the next day.

Police in Kent advised freight traffic not to enter the county unless absolutely necessary as gale force winds are forecast.

That bleak forecast helped to bring in $27m a handsome sum for the two or three Iraqi refugees to enter Jordan since war began.