Sentence examples for forecast who from inspiring English sources

He said that this year's Republican race was utterly unpredictable and that there was no way to forecast who would win with any type of accuracy.

The hope is that the machines could forecast who might sustain concussions, and then show in real time the degree of brain injury and recovery.

He was championed by Jerry Schoenbaum, founder of Verve Forecast, who was then poised to take a new role at the Atlantic subsidiary Atco, and so Fagan signed to Atco.

And for those interested in politics, it is being used to forecast who will win in upcoming elections.

"If you have to forecast who is going to capture the rents in India, China and Russia, it will be the Indian, Chinese and Russian firms.

Another half-dozen election forecasters, wannabe Nate Silvers trying to make a name for themselves, used those polls to forecast who would win what seats.

Forecasting who may be subpoenaed has become a parlor game for some here.

Their assertion is corroborated by Chatfield (1993) when commenting on the suitability of ANNs for time series analysis and forecasting, who commented thus 'when the dust has settled, it is usually found that the new technique is neither a miraculous cure-all nor a complete disaster, but rather an addition to the analyst's toolkit which works well in some situations and not in others'.

The winners are determined by the actors themselves, potentially forecasting who will take home Academy Awards come February.

These are the people who obsessively check the FiveThirtyEight forecasts, who are talking only half-jokingly about leaving the US if the Republican wins, who have been calling Trump a fascist since last year.

HYDERABAD, India Indiaia began voting Thursday in one of its messiest elections in recent years, with no reliable forecast of who would prevail in campaigns that stressed hyper-local issues rather than the overall direction of the country.