Sentence examples for forecast to lower from inspiring English sources

It wasn't until 11 38 a.m. that a forecaster, perhaps after stepping away from the computer and sticking his head outside, changed the forecast to "lower 50s".

But the pH levels in the four seas that ring Alaska the Chukchi, Beaufort, Bering, and Gulf of Alaska has dropped by 0.1 units since the Industrial Revolution and is forecast to lower about another 0.4 units by the end of the century.

The 2010 overhaul of U.S. financial regulation known as Dodd-Frank and a separate 2009 law reforming credit cards had originally been forecast to lower these kinds of fees.

In some cases, cities like Karachi, Pakistan, emerge as hot spots because higher temperatures are forecast to lower labor productivity and worsen public health.

HCA attributed the reduced forecast to lower Medicare payments for its most expensive patients, a change in its charity policy for uninsured people and an increase in unpaid bills.

National Semiconductor is the latest company in the wireless-phone industry to lower forecasts for revenue or profit.

He and other analysts are now scrambling to revise the numbers, expecting to lower forecasts even more.

IN THE race to lower forecasts of economic growth and company profits, Japan is near the front.

However, despite the relative dearth of warnings, both DuPont and The New York Times Co. were forced to lower forecasts this week.

Budget experts widely expect the city to lower its forecast of tax revenues.

The company said sharply lower sales volumes and the resulting lower plant operating rates forced it to lower its forecast.