Sentence examples for forecasting skills from inspiring English sources

I thanked him, and congatulated him on his election forecasting skills.

Most mortals have no such forecasting skills, but that doesn't prevent some from making all sorts of predictions.

Careers were made, prizes awarded and millions of research dollars distributed to international relations experts, even though Nancy Reagan's astrologer may have had superior forecasting skills.

But what Corbyn does do is cite the peer-reviewed study which he says shows that his forecasting skills have been independently verified.

Of course, the new art-fund managers promise that their superior forecasting skills will allow them to identify which artists and which art works are going to be hotter tomorrow than they are today.

The MP and London Mayor, who could conceivably stand opposite Corbyn at the dispatch box one day, has twice praised Piers' forecasting skills in Daily Telegraph columns, in 2010 and 2013, while also flirting with his solar theories.

These "super forecasters" also delivered a far-above-average performance in Year 2. Apparently, forecasting skill cannot only be taught, it can be replicated.

Personally, I'm not convinced that this verifies Corbyn's forecasting skill with quite the degree of assurance he says it does.

(Mr. Tetlock's study found, for instance, that media appearances tend to be inversely correlated with forecasting skill — so the people you see on television a lot may be the last people you should listen to).

But so far, the results of the "fundamentals" models when tested on real data have been consistent with a hypothesis of no forecasting skill but instead some random variance centered around a poorly performing mean.

Four days later, a team assembled by the National Weather Service to review the damage and assess forecasting skill walked house to house, trying to gauge the tornado's destructive power more thoroughly.