Sentence examples for forecast to peak from inspiring English sources

Public debt is forecast to peak two years later than hoped.

Temperatures were forecast to peak between 29C and 34C on Thursday, the first day of summer, in all states bar Victoria and Tasmania.

In particular forecast levels of public sector debt have come down quite appreciably though it is still forecast to peak at 80% of national income.

Consumer price inflation is expected to reach 2.7% by the end of the year returning to target in the medium term Unemployment rate forecast to peak at 8.1% this year and then fall for each of the next four years to reach 6.1% in 2015.

That will be much higher than in Ireland and Portugal where, assuming current plans are kept to, debt is forecast to peak next year at 118% and 115% of GDP respectively.Domino dancingWith its debt burden so great, even though it is paying low rates of interest on both its bail-out loans and its restructured private debt, Greece's path is harder.

Real GDP was forecast to peak at 8.5% in 2012, although inflation remained high at over 14%, driven by continuing currency depreciation, rising fuel prices resulting from steep reductions in subsidies, and frequent obstruction in processing imported food supplies and consumer goods.

With the nation's population forecasted to peak approximately 2030, the production of food for additional people will require more water resources, which exacerbates water shortages.

27 The annual background and liver-related mortality are shown in Supporting Appendix E. Background mortality is forecasted to peak at 39,935 in 2022 as the HCV population ages, while liver-related deaths peak at 29,695 in 2019 as the number of deaths from decompensated cirrhosis reach their maximum.

OBR forecasts unemployment to peak this year at 8.7% before falling each year to 6.3% by 2016-17.

The NHC forecast the hurricane to peak as a Category 3 hurricane in 36 hours before interacting with Hurricane Iris and Tropical Storm Karen.

The central bank in Britain now forecasts annual growth to peak at 3 percent, less than the 3.6 percent it had predicted in May.