Sentence examples for forecast to start from inspiring English sources

Today it is forecast to start off calm and become progressively worse all day.

South Korea is already getting older fast, and even China's working-age population is forecast to start declining from 2015.

The deficit is forecast to start widening again by the end of the decade, and to deteriorate rapidly thereafter.

David Jones (@JonesTheMarkets) With 45 minutes to go the Dow is forecast to start +35 at 15,914.

They are likely to be digging out all over again after another heavy snowfall that is forecast to start Tuesday afternoon.

Similarly, either way the debt target has been missed, with public sector debts not now forecast to start falling until 2016-17.

Mr Rouse said: "One thing that is clear already is that this additional work will mean the rundown in numbers that we have been forecasting to start in five to six years will move out by a number of years, which is good news.

The desired benefit is that this enables end-users of forecast information to start sooner with preparatory protective action based on the end-user's own risk assessment and decision threshold.

However, we forecast Eliquis sales to start declining from 2022, as it nears its patent expiry, which will likely result in stiff competition from other drugs.

"Interest rate hikes are right around the corner, with the majority of experts... forecasting interest rates to start rising from as early as February next year".

The IMF also said the recession in the euro area will be deeper than initially feared this year, with activity contracting by 0.6 per cent, although it is forecasting the recovery to start next year with growth of 0.9 per cent.