Sentence examples for forecast to stop from inspiring English sources

The rain was forecast to stop late on Wednesday morning, with the rest of the weekend largely shower-free – just brief bursts of rainfall late in the afternoon on Friday and Saturday.

The two had expected to stop issuing forecasts after losing funding from the insurance industry but have since found new money sources.

The company said its forecast reflected the impact of its decision to stop sales, exchanges and production of the device, "in consideration of our consumers' safety".

In 2010 Mr Osborne created the OBR to stop chancellors manipulating growth forecasts.

The effects of flooding will certainly continue to be felt for weeks, even if the rains were to stop tomorrow (which is not the forecast).

In noting that a deep-water blowout could take up to four months to control, it all but forecast the BP disaster: "Of particular concern is the ability to stop a blowout once it has begun".

A Conservative government would curb immigration to stop the population of the United Kingdom reaching the forecast 70 million, David Cameron said yesterday.

"We were monitoring the forecast all day long, and we were told the rain was supposed to stop around 7 00," said the Mets' spokesman, JAY HORWITZ.

The independent Office of Budget Responsibility, which the government set up last year to stop the Treasury from cooking the books, is forecasting growth of 1.7percentnthis yearandand 2.5percentnt in 2012.

MANY Wall Street analysts have complained about Coca-Cola's recent decision to stop helping them prepare their quarterly or yearly earnings forecasts.

In the late 1990s, the Securities and Exchange Commission came under pressure from "Main Street" investors and shareholder advocates to stop public corporations from giving advance releases of earnings forecasts and other material information to favored investors before making it public.