Sentence examples for forecast to win from inspiring English sources

In Austria, the far right Freedom Party was forecast to win a fifth of the votes.

A new, secularist party led by a popular broadcaster, Yair Lapid, is forecast to win around a dozen seats.

UKIP is forecast to win seats on Ashford council for the first time in today's local elections.

But with the Lib Dems projected to win only 29 seats, a coalition involving Clegg's party looks difficult without involving the SNP, which is forecast to win 54.

Tsai Ing-wen, the candidate for the Democratic Progressive Party DPPP), who is forecast to win with a substantial majority, also directed attention to the theme.

And in the Czech Republic in October, the populists of ANO 2011, the Action of Dissatisfied Citizens, are forecast to win in the general elections.

The PSD surpassed most poll forecasts to win 39% of the vote, against 28% for the ruling Socialists led by José Sócrates, the outgoing prime minister.

After all, there was that infamous situation in 2012 in which the Wildrose were forecasted to win a majority and ended up scoring a mere 20percentt of seats.

There may have been some danger of complacency for the Kangaroos in a game that everyone forecast them to win easily but it was not to show itself on this cool night in Hull.

As a share of the two-party vote, this says he's forecasting Obama to win 51 percent of the vote.

In the Guardian's projection of polls, which is based on a weighted average of all constituency-level polls, national surveys and polling in the regions, the Conservatives and Labour are forecast to each win 273 seats, the SNP 52 and the Lib Dems 27.