Sentence examples for forecast would be from inspiring English sources

Mr. de Guindos would not say what the improved 2014 forecast would be.

We'd feel the zephyr, the breeze, and know what the weather forecast would be the following day.

The weather forecast would be on the radio (my parents liked to know the future), my sister pouting because she couldn't listen to her music program.

An accurate forecast would be extremely helpful.Little wonder, then, that observant farmers have devised traditional ways to predict the monsoon's timing and character.

While trying to be optimistic, Mr. Paulson said that the administration's forecast "would be less, but I do believe we'll keep growing".

Beyond the bright spots, the economic picture was mixed enough that economists, analysts and retailers were split about how dire the forecast would be for the months ahead.

I wanted to see how accurate their forecasts would be and what they would say when they were wrong.

She said the issue would not now be addressed until the autumn statement – when forecasts would be revised.

Under this category a new office for budget responsibility, to produce Britain's budget forecasts, would be established.

The cost of eliminating oil use entirely would, by his calculations, come to half of what, by official forecasts, would be spent on purchasing it.

Dr. Marks said he could not predict when the experimental forecasts would be good enough to gain the full confidence of the hurricane center's specialists.