Sentence examples for forecasting means from inspiring English sources

Moreover, modern weather forecasting means that wind speeds can be predicted quite accurately over four-hour periods.

In Tetlock's eyes, better forecasting means not just making better predictions but also gathering data afterward about which predictions were right and wrong.

The ability to predict demand using techniques such as collaborative and promotional forecasting means companies can quickly react to market conditions.

Advances in weather forecasting mean climbers time their attempts to the same few days each year, worsening the bottlenecks.

The upgrade to forecasts means the economy will be £16 billion bigger than previously thought.

The reduced forecast means growth at Coca-Cola will be little changed from last year, when case sales rose 4percentt.

The hasty revision of departmental forecasts means that by 2042 about £90bn out of the overall £200bn in student loans will remain unpaid.

"sell-through is lower than we have forecasted" means "PlayBooks haven't sold, and they're sitting in wholesalers' and retailers' stockrooms".

The revised forecast means Levi will have lost $3 billion in sales, or about 40percentt of its revenue base, in five years.

Uncertainty in the fiscal forecasts means that he may well have to cut spending further or raise taxes to get to surplus in 2019 20.

The forecast means Corinthian will not beat analysts' expectations for the first time since the company, based in Santa Ana, Calif., offered shares to the public in 1999.