Sentence examples for forecasting that it could from inspiring English sources

The authors of a new report forecasting that it could take 170 years to eradicate the disparity in pay and employment opportunities for men and women have called for urgent action to close the gender equality gap.

According to Megan Walters, the head of research for Asian Pacific markets at Jones Lang LaSalle, global direct commercial investment rose 24 percent year-on-year in 2012 to total about $440 billion, and the company is forecasting that it could reach $450 billion to $500 billion this year.

And analysts forecast that it could turn a profit by 2003.

Several private-sector economists forecast that it could drop below 4% of GDP this year, down from nearly 11% in 2007.

With advertisers like Audi, Le Creuset and Brooks Brothers on board, the magazine's owners forecast that it could be profitable for the first time this year.

It was only back in January that the price of a barrel of Brent crude tumbled towards $27 and some analysts forecast that it could reach as low as $10.

Merrill Lynch forecast that it could drop to around 3.5% of GDP in 2009.Bilaterally, it is the same story: America's exports to China were 20% higher in the first half of the year compared with the same period in 2007, while its imports from China were up only 4%.

Ian Murray, the shadow Scottish secretary, accused the SNP of hypocrisy, saying it was pushing for full fiscal autonomy in the knowledge that it could not be implemented: the Institute for Fiscal Studies has forecast that it could increase Scotland's current debts and deficits by £9.8bn by 2018-19.

A second study forecasts that it could grind on as long as 87 years.

Moreover, there are analyst forecasts suggesting that it could even generate billions in revenue.

Today, that figure stands at an estimated ten million, and forecasts indicate that it could double within months.