Sentence examples for forecast to persist from inspiring English sources
High temperatures and easterly winds that are forecast to persist until Friday look likely to create a "perfect storm" of smog pollution that could affect the performance of athletes at the start of the Olympics, experts warned on Wednesday.
Strong wind shear was forecast to persist, which would allow small bow-echo line of thunderstorms which could produce damaging winds.
The drought, which still covers about 60percentt of the contiguous U.S., is forecast to persist into at least early spring, particularly in the High Plains and the West, according to the latest U.S. Drought Outlook, which was also released on Thursday.
In Ireland, severe shortages of both general practitioners and hospital doctors are forecast to persist into the next decade [ 11, 24].
Goddard, L., and S. J. Mason, 2002: Sensitivity of seasonal climate forecasts to persisted SST anomalies.
"The oil market is more oversupplied than we had expected, and we now forecast this surplus to persist in 2016," it said in a note to clients.
"The oil market is even more oversupplied than we had expected and we now forecast this surplus to persist in 2016 … the potential for oil prices to fall to such levels, which we estimate near $20/bbl, is becoming greater", the US investment bank said in a research note.
Contrary to Mr Brown's forecast, this shortfall is likely to persist for longer than the next two financial years.According to John Hawksworth, an economist at PWC, an accountancy firm, the chancellor is also being over-optimistic in his forecast for GDP growth, which is vulnerable to a housing market bust.
The model assumes the current crime clusters to persist over the forecast horizon.
Pressure eased slightly as the weather improved toward the middle of the week, but the forecast is bad, and officials expect the difficulties to persist.
"While there is much uncertainty, we expect weak economic growth and soft US lodging demand to persist into 2009".That Marriott is forecasting a prolonged dip in business travel spells big trouble for hotel operators.
