Sentence examples for forecasts a change from inspiring English sources

Rhodes Cook, a non-partisan political analyst, argues that a rise in turnout usually forecasts a change in party control (as happened in 1992 and 2000).

Mwiti does forecast a change in attitude though.

The big differences in the estimates of experts reflect the challenge of forecasting a change of this magnitude; it would be the largest domestic policy change in a generation.

It also appears that Speaker Pelosi was actually forecasting a change in immigration policy last week.

It is safe to forecast that a change is some way off.

The rosy forecast is a change for the fund, which has been fairly downbeat in recent years about the global economy's capacity to deliver sustained growth.

The Fed has described its forecasts as reflecting a change in circumstances, not strategy.

The weather is also causing concern as the forecasts currently show a change in wind direction on Sunday night and Monday that could blow contamination toward Tokyo.

The Bom is forecasting a cooler change to start moving across through much of the heatwave-affected area from Friday.

Time series models have limitation in forecasting a sudden change.

Proposals adapt CPU and memory configuration either by reacting to a breached metric or by forecasting a metric change.