Sentence examples for forecast too from inspiring English sources

That forecast, too, is roughly in line with the views of private economists, most of whom expect Japan's expansion to decelerate as corporate investment slows and China's torrid economic growth continues to cool.

However, this forecast, too, relates to the deep-sea trade only.

The United States' forecast, too, swings from positive to negative growth, from 0.1% expansion to 0.7% contraction.

You can see the time as an analog clock, old-school alarm clock, or modern digital clock, while the weather can show the temperature or the forecast too.

And mocked its forecasts too.

He shaved full-year forecasts too, from $5bn to $4.85bn.

Changing weather has had something to do with the popularity of local forecasts, too.

We were previously around 6% ahead; now, given positive investment bank read-across from JP Morgan/Citigroup, we believe we need to raise our own forecasts too.

He vowed to keep the bank's benchmark rate at 0.5% as long as unemployment stays above 7%, unless this threatens financial stability, raises inflation expectations or pushes inflation forecasts too high.

Byron R. Wien, the veteran strategist who has been issuing market forecasts for decades and is now vice chairman at Blackstone Advisory Services, says the quick answer is this: Don't take these forecasts too seriously, and don't view them as the literal truth.

Morris Adelman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has even argued that the "amount of oil available to the market over the next 25 to 50 years is for all intents and purposes infinite .A new age of discoveryBut there is a more practical fallacy embedded in the gloomy forecasts too.