Sentence examples for forecast to face from inspiring English sources
However, both media regulator Ofcom and communications minister Lord Carter have backed a merger with Five as a possible solution to a funding gap of up to £150m a year that Channel 4 is forecast to face by 2012.
Polls currently show her qualifying for the second round of the election next May, where she is forecast to face – and be defeated by – the rightwing Republican party candidate, François Fillon.
The current air traffic system is forecasted to face strong challenges due to the continuous increase in air traffic demand.
The nation's retailers posted higher sales last month, led by discount stores, but the increase fell short of analysts' forecasts as consumers continued to face an uncertain economy.
Analysts are forecasting that manufacturers will continue to face hard times this year because of a deepening recession and weakness that has spread worldwide, cutting sharply into demand for exports.
Their knowledge is important in order to implement the protection plans required to face the increase in heat waves forecast for the forthcoming decades.
