Sentence examples similar to forecasting a reaction from inspiring English sources
In his prophetic book The Economic Consequences of the Peace, Keynes forecast a popular reaction in Germany, born of desperation and hysteria, which would "submerge civilisation itself".
Two-tee starting was employed for the first time in 143 Opens as a reaction to a weather forecast which suggested that there would be "outbreaks of rain/thunderstorms" in the morning and a "significant risk" until 2pm, though the worst of the weather was between 9am and 10am and most of the players completed their rounds with little hindrance other than dodging the odd shower.
Geno Auriemma, who has coached the Connecticut women's basketball team to six national titles, forecast "a huge chain reaction".
The aim of the new entrant firm is to determine the location and mill prices by forecasting the reaction of the competitor.
By forecasting a fall of 4.5%-5% in GDP next year, the Russian authorities may be adding to the problem; the natural reaction of consumers and businesses to that forecast is to pull in their horns.
