Sentence examples for forecasts back from inspiring English sources
Some forecasts back him up.
I first encountered Mr Larouche's economic forecasts back during the Reagan-Mondale campaign, when he ran an extraordinary long-format television commercial warning that America was about to run out of meat.
According to the Forecasts' back testing, the Quadrix Value score has had good predictive power for utility stocks.
To bring the forecasts back to an easy-to-think-about set of numbers, we have netted the up and down potentials, and in the second picture, plotted them against the latest settlements.
One of my forecasts back then?
California began establishing procedures for earthquake forecasts back in the 1980s.
The mountain-lodge gathering felt like an annual shareholders' meeting, with department heads offering optimistic forecasts backed by charts, graphs and photos.
The opposition and trade unions said the unpublished Treasury forecasts backed up their argument that the unprecedented scale of the cuts in public spending would hamper Britain's recovery from the deepest and longest recession since the Great Depression.
He has since put his forecast back to the end of 2010.
For this year, the WTO is forecasting a 9% drop a lot bigger than the 2% drop the World Bank was forecasting back in December.
See articleIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsSouth Africa slashed its GDP growth estimate for 2014 to 1.4%, from the 2.7% that was forecast back in February.
