Sentence examples for forecast to push from inspiring English sources

Climate change is forecast to push sea levels in southern Florida three to six feet higher this century, perhaps more.

According to the United States Department of Agriculture USDAA), despite an expected bumper crop, voracious consumption of grains is forecast to push coarse-grain stockpiles down by 18m tonnes this year to 104m tonnes, the lowest in three decades.

The television audience peaked at 13.2 million for Murray's semi-final win - the highest BBC figures of 2013 - but those heading out to watch the final can at least be fairly certain that rain will not be a factor, with the temperature forecast to push 30C during the match.

After a fall to near $120 per barrel in trading yesterday, a new Goldman Sachs forecast helped to push prices above $127 today.

But my forecast is for the company to push along.

The pound was knocked back by his remark as traders continued to push their forecasts for a first rate rise into the more distant future.

"We are going to concentrate on major improvement to our software to try to push ensemble forecasts so they are more exact and reach further into the future," said Rabier.

Treasuries Rise Again By Bloomberg News Treasuries gained as the larger-than-expected decline in retail sales prompted some economists to push back their forecasts for Federal Reserve interest rate increases.

Although the economy has been growing steadily since the start of 2013, the lack of any cost pressures has forced financial markets to push back their forecasts of when borrowing costs will be raised.

Yesterday he raised his forecast for how high the Fed will have to push the federal funds rate.

Day 13: 28 Miles Thunderstorms are forecast, as they have been over the last week, but we decide to push our luck and make a run for it.