Sentence examples for forecasts are made from inspiring English sources
Weather forecasts are made on their say-so.
Usually, the fall updates of the ZenithOptimedia quarterly forecasts are made through news releases.
You can read in detail about how the forecasts are made here; I'll stick to a relatively brief summary below.
Forecasts are made by the independent Office for Budget Responsibility and the data is put out by the ONS.
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) may be cumbersomely named, but the chancellor's worthwhile purpose in creating it was to ensure that forecasts are made without ministerial interference.
The desire to build – and to appease the construction industry and motoring lobby – comes first, and the forecasts are made to fit.
Yet similar forecasts were made for Thailand and Brazil and were proved wrong, thanks to committed intervention.
Forecasts were made and warnings were issued, and this was an area, in the heart of Tornado Alley, where people knew what to do to protect themselves.
The inflation report's forecasts were made on the basis the UK remains in the EU, keeping to the usual practice used before general elections of assuming the status quo prevails.
