Sentence examples for forecast to get from inspiring English sources

Funnily enough, the Communists are forecast to get exactly 61 seats.

The liberals, their likely partners, are forecast to get 7-9%; the Greens, the Social Democrats' preferred allies, 6-7%.

The Liberal Democrats, the junior party in the current coalition, are forecast to get around 29-34.

Temperatures were slightly cooler on Tuesday but were forecast to get above 38C at at the weekend.

And unemployment (which hit a new high of 24.4% this morning) is forecast to get much, much worse.

Mr Baird urged bosses to be flexible and allow people to head home early as conditions were forecast to get worse.

A pupil forecast to gets As would hurt their school's Progress 8 average if they instead get Bs – meaning the school needs to make sure all pupils reach their potential.

Still, there are many other veteran sea-ice scientists (this is not false balance) who note that the complexity of this system has consistently defied predictions in either direction (see this year's Sea Ice Outlook forecasts to get the range of forecasts).

To produce the earnings yield chart above, I adjusted S&P's earnings data for both inflation and the effect of reinvested dividends, and went back eight years and forward two (using consensus forecasts) to get a ten-year average.

Armed with the right technology, the right person can help shepherd their organization through the process of integrating data from internal sources like Salesforce.com, NetSuite or Marketo with external customer sentiment information from Facebook or LinkedIn, and even pull in supply-chain updates or weather forecasts to get a real-time picture of the factors that really drive the business.

Meteorologists have warned that blizzard conditions could impact parts of New England on Tuesday, with eastern Massachusetts to coastal Maine forecasted to get more than a foot of snow.