Sentence examples for forecasting suggests from inspiring English sources

The research on affective forecasting suggests that people may have little ability to anticipate their adaptation beyond the early stages".

Other forecasting suggests that if the Lib Dems do even worse than the Ashcroft polls indicate, the Tories will benefit far more than Labour a sobering thought for voters thinking of deserting the Lib Dems.

"If I could wave my magic wand, there would be no positive psychology — there would be positive psychologists," says Daniel Gilbert, a professor of psychology at Harvard, whose own work in the science of affective forecasting suggests that what we think will make us happy rarely does, or at least not for long.

Our time series forecasting suggests that despite asthma incidence is decreasing in Ontario, asthma will continue to be a major burden on individuals and the health care system in 2022.

The Met Office's long-range forecasts suggests warmer weather in the middle of the month.

In 2012, Apple sold 65.7m iPads, so the forecast suggests a growth of 35% in sales year-on-year.

And for now, the overall forecast suggests that investors should not be too optimistic about the stock market.

The forecast suggests rain, but there's no reason why we shouldn't be competitive in the wet".

But to some, the popularization of extremely dire forecasts suggests that the pendulum may have swung too far.

The current economic forecast suggests that Mr. Obama is better positioned than Mr. Romney, but only slightly.

The temperature has not reached 80 degrees this month, and the five-day forecast suggests that it is unlikely to rise that high before the month is out.