Sentence examples for forecasting an from inspiring English sources

Economists are forecasting an imbalance of $61 billion.

This is quite extraordinary, as it suggests bond markets are forecasting an almost permanent global recession.

Mr. Davis again set rosy projections for 2011, forecasting an 11 percent increase in earnings.

Financial markets are implicitly forecasting an entry rate of about 72p, or DM2.70.

As for the figures themselves, Barclays is forecasting an increase in profits from $560m to $585m.

Such information would hold considerable potential for forecasting an individual's medical fate.

ANALYSTS quickly responded by forecasting an additional $4 billion in write-downs on Merrill's portfolio.

This time, he was forecasting an imminent earthquake so powerful it would sink Manhattan.

Goldman Sachs is forecasting an improved "churn rate" – a measure of customers leaving – of 10.5%, from 10.9% a year ago.

If a majority expects Obama to win, then right there, it says that I'm forecasting an Obama victory.

However, as Haldane also noted, the Bank has been wrongly forecasting an imminent increase in real wages since 2008.