Sentence examples for forecast to put from inspiring English sources
Foreigners are forecast to put more money into shares and direct investments than last year.
And this year's heatwave is set to be over in a flash, with rain forecast to put an end to the rush for ice-creams and suncream.
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But they don't guarantee their forecasts, to put it mildly.
As the old adage says, 'prevention is better than cure' and certainly we have to try and prevent natural disasters based on recent trends, to get out some kind of a forecast and to put preventive actions in place.
As the mercury rises, humidity across the region is forecast to drop, putting Southern California at increased risk of wildfires, forecasters warned.
The Transit Response On Friday morning, top managers at New York City Transit gathered for a ritual that occurs every weekday from November through April: to make a decision, based on weather forecasts, about whether to put in place precautionary measures in the case of a winter storm.
If extreme temperatures are forecast you may want to put off setting your kit up, unless you have air-conditioning in your home.
At the same time he both consolidated and developed economic statistics, showing a firm grasp of what was needed to put economic forecasting on a sounder basis.
"I'm not going to put any forecasts on what is going to happen at this club.
