Sentence examples for forecast to match from inspiring English sources

(The firm later updated its forecast to match the 15 million).

Jordan, now the majority owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, forecast six to match his total.

Neither agency's forecast is likely to match reality next year, much less five or 10 years from now.

"Failure to meet housebuilding targets since the eighties, nineties and noughties to match forecast housing demand has been a major factor in upwards price pressure both in the property sales and private rented sectors," he said.

For new senators, I used the ideology ratings that we used as part of our Senate forecasts, which are calibrated to match DW-Nominate ratings.

Productivity growth was even weaker than the Bank's cautious forecast, pay growth had failed to match inflation and prospects for the global economy had deteriorated.

The researchers set up experimental tanks near a reef in Hawaii and pumped water through them, modifying the pH in some of the tanks to match that forecast for 2100.

The spatial likelihood is a reduction of the complete likelihood applied to a forecast with rate value normalized to match the total observed number of targets (Zechar et al. 2010a).

The target to place all Britain's major networks on digital radio only was always seen as an ambitious one and is now viewed as increasingly unlikely after digital radio takeup failed to match early forecasts.

But the service is not adding subscribers fast enough to satisfy investors or to match its own forecasts.

China's growth is expected to match earlier IMF forecasts but recessions in Brazil and Russia are now on course to be worse than previously estimated.