Sentence examples for forecast to go from inspiring English sources

A third of jobs in UK retail are forecast to go by 2025.

And earnings are forecast to go up in real terms, he says.

Costs for all types of energy, like heating oil, propane, natural gas and even electricity, are forecast to go up.

Social Security's Disability Insurance programme is forecast to go bust in 2016.In many other rich countries public health care is imperfect but available to all.

The eurozone – the 17 countries that use the European single currency – is forecast to go into recession when official GDP figures for the second quarter are published today.

Ms. Franklin, the Queen of Soul, 65, said that with temperatures forecast to go above 90 degrees, the show could not go on, and that she hoped to reschedule it at a later date.

These darlings saw their prices revive and analysts propped up their forecasts to go along then reality hit.

My vision for the next twenty years of social investing, more hope than forecast, is to go back to the future.

"Gordon Brown insisted repeatedly after his forecasts began to go awry in 2002 that there was no problem with the public finances, but as soon as the 2005 election was won he announced a spending squeeze and introduced a series of tax-raising budgets and pre-budget reports".

You can imagine people sitting around on a Thursday evening looking at the weather forecast and deciding to go camping for the weekend.

As clear as mud Stormy summer Mind your BICs and IBANs Unemployment forecast Better ways to go bust Changing co-ops Chasing the dream ReprintsAcross the Atlantic, it is a different story.