Sentence examples for forecast to experience from inspiring English sources
Advanced economies, which aggressively stimulated demand and are forecast to experience weak GDP growth next year, contrast starkly with the G20's developing countries.
The market for carbon fibers is forecast to experience a double-digit growth over the next years.
Between 2016 to 2020, Scotland is forecast to experience the slowest house price growth of all UK areas, with the exception of London.
The Coast Mountains of the Pacific Maritime region and high elevation edge habitats across British Columbia were forecasted to experience the greatest amount of change.
Each season starts with high hopes, pundit proclamations and forecasting (expectation setting) to experience something edgy, entertaining, empowering or endearing.
"It is not hyperbole to say that if the forecast verifies, Texas is about to experience one of the worst natural disasters in the history of the state," Abbott said Friday in a written request for Trump to declare a major disaster.
In October 1991 he published a paper forecasting that Japan was about to experience bank failures and a "depressive credit crunch of historic proportions".
Those talents might be largely down to our genes, whereas forecasting ability should, in theory, be down to experience and learned skill.
Not even the notoriously pessimistic Bundesbank expected Germany to experience a credit squeeze when it produced its latest forecasts in June.
Interestingly, projects in democratic countries also tend to experience longer delays, possibly because elected politicians use rosy forecasts to sell their projects.
