Sentence examples for forecast up from inspiring English sources

His chances of winning the Electoral College are 76.1 percent, according to the forecast, up from 75.2 percent on Wednesday.

The Democrats' chances of controlling the Senate have increased to 79 percent in the forecast, up from 70 percent on Tuesday.

Mr. Obama's probability of winning the Electoral College rose to 79.7 percent on Tuesday in the FiveThirtyEight forecast, up from 77.7 percent on Monday.

Gartner's 2004 forecast, up from an earlier 37percentt growth estimate, compares with a prediction by Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International of a 38percentt sales gain.

The ratio of assets to household borrowing is expected to hit 825% in the current OBR forecast, up from 800% in last year's forecast.

The BBC claims that in the long run the Salford move will save it money, with up to £151m in efficiencies forecast up to March 2030.

Trends in average RC costs per month were described by an ARIMA (2,1,1) model, with comparison between observed and forecasted values modeled from period 72 (January 2006), and forecasted up to period 117.

Economists are savouring the unaccustomed pleasure of revising their growth forecasts up, rather than down.

Additionally, forecasts up to 1 month are tested and compared with a persistence model.

In absolute terms, the world will produce $70 trillion worth of goods and services in 2011, according to IMF forecasts, up from $63 trillion in 2010.

In Boston, the Weather Service is forecasting up to 14 inches of snow Thursday, along with 60 mph wind gusts strong enough to bring down branches and cut power.