Sentence examples for forecasts hold from inspiring English sources

They had better hope those forecasts hold.

Scientists will be watching to see whether the truffle harvest will continue its steep decline if — as climate forecasts hold — Mediterranean basin summers keep getting hotter and drier.

forecasts hold, the American economy will grow by roughly 1.6 percent this year and add about 1.5 million jobs, significantly better than Europe and Japan.

If current forecasts hold, officials would eventually open enough bays to allow water out at 125,000 cubic feet per second, a quarter of the spillway's capacity.

By contrast, one popular model implies that Mr. Obama would be a better than 90 percent favorite if economic growth goes according to the forecast — while another would peg him as more than a 90 percent underdog if the same forecasts hold true.

If Wall Street's forecasts hold true, Microsoft could report its first-ever, year-over-year drop in revenue since it became a public company in 1986.

Forecasts held out a chance for more rain this week, and with the ground already saturated, the authorities said there could be new flooding.

If the forecast holds true, it will be 58 degrees and sunny.

Things could get tougher yet if the weather forecast holds true.

The association said that if its forecast holds, the global airline industry will have its third-strongest year since 2001.

The armchair forecast holds that the President's legacy will be anchored by his handling of two wars abroad.