Sentence examples for forecast to make from inspiring English sources

Today it is forecast to make it's way across the east coast of the US.

"We don't have any secure forecast to make about any recovery," Mr. Pinault said.

(ABC, by contrast, is forecast to make as little as a quarter as much as that this year).

It is forecast to make landfall on Thursday in Nicaragua, just north of the Costa Rican border.

The reduction in tax relief on profits is forecast to make £665m a year by 2020-21.

For the full year to March 31, BA is forecast to make a total loss of £644m.

Surfers use sophisticated forecasting to make sure they are in the right place at the right time.

The OBR was established by the coalition after claims the Treasury under the chancellorship of Gordon Brown had manipulated fiscal forecasts to make sure his spending plans looked sustainable.

The device also collects enough data that Nest can start to draw from really large data sets on consumption and correlate that knowledge with information  from other sources, like weather forecasts, to make a more powerful product.

Another of the easier forecasts to make about 2013 is that David Cameron's problems managing his own party will get worse, not least because of Tory panic induced by the rise of Ukip.

More importantly, the new regime tied Osborne's hands, preventing the Treasury from massaging its economic forecasts to make the public finance projections add up – something Brown was repeatedly accused of when he was in Downing Street.