Sentence examples for forecasts could be from inspiring English sources

The way Mr. Collins's friends and colleagues relied on his forecasts could be stressful — particularly when he became a go-to forecaster for California lifeguards, Navy Seals, the Coast Guard and major surf competitions.

True, the C.B.O.'s forecasts could be wrong.

Still, if the critics are right, the consequences of relying on today's forecasts could be severe.

In other words, the margin of error in the forecasts could be up to a billion people, which would change matters considerably.

Recent upbeat business surveys have suggested that firms may be preparing to increase capital spending; but Steve Radley, head of policy at manufacturers' group the EEF, expressed scepticism about whether even the new, less ambitious forecasts could be met.

Topless darts, the news bunny and Norwegian weather forecasts could be making a comeback under plans being developed by former executives of Britain's most derided television channel, Live TV.

"And, our forecast could be a little conservative".

Policy makers said the forecast could be lowered further if the global economy continued to weaken.

The forecast could be a turning point for a country whose tiny economy threatened the future of the euro zone.

Analysts said Gucci's forecast could be more negative than those of some rivals' because it has had more time to assess the impact on its business.

Jérôme Lafeuille, chief of the World Meteorological Organization's space observation program, warned in an interview that if a satellite failed before a new system was in place, forecasting could be seriously impeded.