Sentence examples for forecasting to break from inspiring English sources

"Because of all the work we've put in as a team - myself and John, the directors and the manager - over the past seven or eight months, we're forecasting to break even for the season we're in now.

5) Concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have been breaking records every year for decades, but the size of the margin by which the record is forecast to break the annual record in 2016 is striking and itself a record.

And even on official internationally comparable measures of debt, we are forecast to break through 90% of GDP in just two years time… To entrench economic stability for the long term, we need fundamental reform of our fiscal policy framework….As I have made clear, our aim will be to eliminate the bulk of the structural current budget deficit over a Parliament.

Carly Beumel, a trend forecaster for the retailer Anthropologie and adjunct professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, says trend forecasting is not easy to break into, but can be glamorous and exciting.

Halliburton forecasts using nanoscale catalysts to break apart oil products for increased yield.

Investors, betting that the lower growth forecast will force Mr. Koizumi to break his promise, spend more money and issue bonds to pay for it, sold government debt today.

On Friday, the forecast called for drier conditions that might allow clouds to break for periodic sunshine.

IDC's forecasts don't call for sales of the devices to break the million unit mark before 2004.

If your break-even forecast shows you'll make more revenue than you need to break even, you can consider yourself fortunate.

My contrarian forecast in 1988 was that Japan's bubble was about to break.

This quarter we'll see it struggle to break out of the 9500 to 10,000 range," he forecasts.