Sentence examples for forecast worsen from inspiring English sources

Legislative analysts said that the Special Transportation Fund, $1.1 billion of the overall $18.4 billion state budget, could see its deficit forecast worsen if its annual debt service — $435 million this year — has to increase because of growing cost estimates.

Only in Hong Kong and Malaysia are business conditions forecast to worsen.

France's budget deficit is forecast to worsen over the next few months as its economy continues to stagnate and tax revenues remain flat.

Yet Scotland already has a bigger deficit than rUK, and its fiscal position is forecast to worsen as its population ages.

Consumers' confidence about the United States economy fell unexpectedly in October as job prospects remained bleak, a private research group said Tuesday, fueling speculation that an already gloomy holiday shopping forecast could worsen.

With the year-long drought in Cuba forecast to worsen in the coming months, some residents are harboring what may seem like an unusual hope.

Today it represents a major public health concern of almost epidemic proportions and this picture is forecast to worsen as patient populations become older and are associated with a greater prevalence of risk factors (Chan & Abrahamson 2003; Powers 2005).

He noted that the weather forecast had worsened overnight; he said the White House had approved federal states of emergencies in the affected states; and he issued an assurance that that FEMA had "prepositioned assets" — whatever that meant.

A UBS analyst forecast a worsening credit performance and additional losses for Freddie, despite a belief that revenue is improving.

The group, in their 20s from London, had ventured up the mountain's north ridge despite a forecast of worsening weather.

People are expected to continue to flock to these three states, but the employment and economic forecast has worsened considerably in all three locales.