Sentence examples for forecast to soar from inspiring English sources

Toy sales in the UK are forecast to soar to a record high of more than £3.3bn this year, with Christmas gifts accounting for a third, according to industry figures.

The number of patients is forecast to soar, and spending could climb even more rapidly if many of them receive what many doctors say is now their best hope for a cure — an expensive procedure known as catheter-based ablation.

Unless extended, those programs will mostly run out next year, when unemployment is forecast to soar to 26 million in the European Union, about 10.9percentt of the work force, from a 44-month high of 20 million, or 8.3percentt, in March 2009.

Net profit is forecast to soar by 75%, to $299.5 million, this year, up from the $171.3 million recorded in 2007.

In Colorado, the NWS forecasts temperatures to soar near triple digits in the northern part of the state over the weekend, after 10 straight days of monsoon rains.

Chocolate prices could be set to soar as experts forecast the longest running shortfall of cocoa in more than 50 years.

If you wait for bullish forecasts from the pundits and for the market to soar first, you will have missed the biggest part of the rally that is to come.

He added: "The Tories have failed on jobs the dole queue is set to lengthen and the benefits bill is set to soar by an unbelievable £13.6bn higher than forecast.

Carpet-tile leader Interface (ifsia, 13) dropped 26% despite the fact that its profits are expected to soar from $0.13 per share in 2010 to $0.74 in 2011, and are forecast to jump by 25% in 2012.

Metal prices continue to soar.

His confidence began to soar.