Sentence examples for forecast to give from inspiring English sources

Then, last week, just before he set off, came a decision from Canada's Supreme Court on the issue which was widely forecast to give him the ammunition he needed.The court had been asked in 1996 by the federal government to rule whether, in law, Quebec could secede unilaterally.

The Fed is also considering adopting a "consensus forecast" to give investors a better sense of how policy is likely to evolve.

Efforts are under way to improve forecasting, to give utilities more precise information about when and where a solar storm will hit and how severe the impact will be, so that grid operators can take defensive measures.

"We moved the start time based on the weather forecast and to give everybody an opportunity to get home safely after the game," John Mara, the team's president, said in a statement.

The multi-model ensemble mean has been built as the average of the ensemble means of the individual forecast systems to give them the same weight in the multi-model regardless of their ensemble size.

"This happens to folks of color every day". The "Today" show personality, a year after completing a marathon 34-hour weather forecast, plans to give reports from all 50 states within a week starting Friday.

THE secret of successful forecasting is to give a number or a date, but never both.

An age where we can no longer trust our past and forecasting tools to give us direction.

The forecast model continues to give a slight edge to Mr. Romney in Florida.

But as of next year the cap will be removed, with an additional 60,000 students forecast to enrol, giving urgency to the universities building programme.

But the improved forecasts are unlikely to give the chancellor enough wriggle room for major tax and spending changes, if the budget is to remain "fiscally neutral" overall.