Sentence examples for forecasting success from inspiring English sources

There are now fledgling signs of a turnaround, but burned by Marja's unpredictability, the military will be more restrained in forecasting success, Lt. Gen. Nick Parker of Britain told reporters at the headquarters of the NATO-led force.

He uses these numbers, taking each with a weighted grain of salt based on the analyst's past forecasting success.

His forecasting success seems to come not from special ingredients, but from a finely tuned sense of how ordinary ingredients should be combined.

James Fox, chief of police in Newport News, says that without locals "acting as our eyes and ears", DMI would not work.It is still too early to forecast success, but on a recent weekday afternoon Marshall Courts and Seven Oaks were quiet and peaceful.

But there were plenty of vocal critics, people who threw around the phrase "Apple fanboy" and demanded to know how we could forecast success without actually having used the phone.

We may note further that the executive, in forming a lay and random group into a committee supposedly capable of forecasting dramatic success, indicts, and in fact unsays, his protestation of his own possession of superior financial or mercantile powers.

Providing quantitative data on the reaction norms of individual invaders for example in variable fire regimes is, however, of particular interest for understanding and forecasting the success of invasive plants (Grace et al. 2001).

Defining the costs of both defence and infection has direct implications for predicting the evolution of virus-vector interactions and, consequently, for forecasting the success of emerging vector-borne diseases.

Superficially these data suggest a degree of forecast success.

The A's had scouting reports on him from international tournaments, but Beane, naturally, also had numbers that forecast success.

Democrats hope Hansen's victory forecasts success in the unprecedented remaining eight recall elections scheduled for 9 and 16 August.