Sentence examples for forecast to justify from inspiring English sources

His other scenarios entail non-stop participation decline.That is a hard forecast to justify, for a couple of reasons.

Though earnings reported so far have generally been strong, analysts say many companies have not delivered bullish enough forecasts to justify the steep rise in stock prices.

They also doubt the economic forecasts being used to justify the project.

In November, Genentech presented a long-range business forecast, which was used to justify a value of the company at $112 to $115 a share.

If you use more optimistic assumptions -- say, the assumptions in the budget forecasts that were used to justify Mr. Bush's tax cut -- the system will still be financially sound in 2075.

In the 1990's most states had Republican governors; and they applied the same strategy -- using what-me-worry forecasts and bogus accounting to justify tax cuts for the affluent -- that the Bush administration applied at a national level in 2001.

However, the outlook for corporate investment and net exports still appears positive enough to justify a forecast of modest positive growth, with the economy expanding by 0.7% in 2011, 0.6% in 2012 and 1.5% in 2013.

While many companies have emerged and will emerge looking to make money on things like services, technical support, custom programming and integration for this market, the forecasts just don't seem to justify the enormous valuations the market has given them.

If you assume that I'm right with my mild deflation forecast, Treasury yields will decline enough to justify current p/es.

Consider: the OBR, the body whose forecasts Mr Osborne relied on so heavily to justify Wednesday's largesse is regularly wrong in its economic and financial forecasts.

Third, preparing carefully constructed trailers as in the present study might be too expensive to justify the cost-effectiveness of forecasting students' responses to teaching.