Sentence examples for forecasts how from inspiring English sources
It forecasts how current actions will affect a company's future profits.
The OBR forecasts how much will be added to – or paid off – the national debt each year.
However, the Bank does not forecast GDP quarter-on-quarter; instead, it forecasts how much bigger GDP will be in each quarter than a year before.
By comparing the costs and productivity of the shipyards in her sample, Ms Kalouptsidi forecasts how the market might have developed in the absence of China's subsidies.
The Vigilant Brothers have banned alcohol and music, as well as spare tires and weather forecasts ("how can one argue and quibble over patterns known only to God?").
As well as a 1 per cent bonus for over-55 lenders until 30 April it offers a Retirement Income Calculator which forecasts how much lenders could earn as a replacement for a pension or annuity.
IT IS impossible to forecast how important any presidency will be.
It's difficult to forecast how such a dissolution would unfold.
"It is hard to forecast how it will work," says Mr. Miles-Brown.
"It is impossible now to forecast how long it will last, or the results".
Then again, predicting oil prices can be as easy as forecasting how much it will snow.
