Sentence examples for forecast to return a from inspiring English sources

After the dust settles from Sunday's elections, widely forecast to return a pro-independence majority to the regional parliament, where does Catalonia go?

Australia needed 375 simply to make England bat again, but the rain which had affected the third and fourth days was forecast to return with a vengeance on the final day.

This season only 1.7m of the 10.4m sockeye salmon that were forecast to return to the Fraser river in fact made it a 50-year low.

Heavy rain is forecast to return to Cumbria later with up to 12 hours of rainfall and further flooding possible.

Like other chip makers, Elantec says it is forecasting growth to return in the fourth quarter.

Still, while it may take several months for production schedules to return to normal, forecasts of a radical restructuring of the television business in the wake of the strike might have been premature.

He said it was a significant commitment by the PM that would enable WA's budget – forecast to have a $3.9bn deficit this year – to return to surplus and enable confidence in planning future public works and other expenditure.

It is hard to see reversion in this trend toward more unequal societies, which makes it hard to forecast a return to more permissive and relaxed parenting in the United States and elsewhere.

With not even Al-Naimi forecasting a return to a $100 barrel price anytime soon, 2015 is going to be a testing year, especially for independents.

Despite the recession, the costs of the campaign against terrorism and Mr. Bush's big tax cut last year, the Congressional Budget Office and the White House have been forecasting a return to a surplus in two or three years, assuming that Congress and the administration keep a tight rein on the growth of nonmilitary spending.

The deli, which is expected to generate sales of nearly $10 million this year, is forecast to earn only about a 3.5percentt return.