Sentence examples for forecasts about whether from inspiring English sources
Housing markets are a law unto themselves – just see how often so-called experts make wrong forecasts about whether values are rising or falling.
The Transit Response On Friday morning, top managers at New York City Transit gathered for a ritual that occurs every weekday from November through April: to make a decision, based on weather forecasts, about whether to put in place precautionary measures in the case of a winter storm.
The most recent Anxious Index from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia -- measuring economists' forecasts about whether the economy will start shrinking -- says we may be headed for another recession, though it feels as if we haven't fully recovered from the last one.
12 July 2016: At a Treasury select committee hearing, Carney faces questions about whether he had "peddled phoney forecasts" about the risks of a Brexit vote.
In July, Carney faced questions from parliament's Treasury committee over whether the Bank had "peddled phoney forecasts" about the risks of a Brexit vote.
Oil prices are also disrupting forecasts about the economy and making it more difficult to decide whether the Federal Reserve is likely to stimulate economic activity by easing monetary policy and reducing short-term interest rates.
The Iarpa project, known officially as Aggregative Contingent Estimation, is looking at whether crowdsourcing can result in more accurate forecasts about future events than those traditional forms of intelligence estimation.
Financial analysts charted rosy forecasts about the firm's future.
The forecasts about climate change from authorities and scientists have contributed to stress and anxiety.
Political forecasts are about as reliable as book sales forecasts -- which is to say, not very.
