Sentence examples for forecasting anything from inspiring English sources

The new bull market isn't forecasting anything; it's just feeding on itself.

Forecasting anything is hard, and forecasting the weather is extremely difficult.

I consider the money supply pretty useless for forecasting anything, but even if were a monetarist, I wouldn't be worried.

(Bravely, the Leavers even insist that the Treasury is notoriously rubbish at forecasting anything, which makes you wonder how they actually plan to run things post-Brexit with a government finance department that is so risibly incompetent).

We're not going to forecast anything or predetermine anything".

Historical averages are useful, they say, but it is a fool's errand to forecast anything beyond about two weeks.

The bank said in December that prices were likely to end 2013 "close to where they begin", and forecast anything between a 2% fall and a 2% rise.

It wold be incorrect to forecast anything, so we're letting the process play out.

"Consolidation should come some time in the future, and some of these current players may be around and be winners, but it is too soon to forecast anything as yet," Schwartz adds.

We can't forecast anything.

The job of a regulator is not to "consistently and accurately forecast" anything.