Sentence examples for forecasts in the spring from inspiring English sources

(See this year's hurricane season, which has featured virtually no storms after dire forecasts in the spring).

The gray lines show the forecasts in the 2002, 2003 and 2004 reports.

Generally, the cabinet office has released its economic forecasts in the fall.

It is also more wary of making such predictions, after being forced to reverse rosy forecasts in the past.

The services sector, including banks and airlines, and manufacturing reported unexpected growth in October, and growth of Britain's gross domestic product beat economists' forecasts in the third quarter.

But because of strong housing construction and remodeling activity, he said, the company's earnings have exceeded forecasts in the last six quarters.

But crude extrapolation of the past is a poor predictor of the future: recall the forecasts in the mid-1980s that Japan was set to become the world's largest economy.

The findings are in line with the broad range of forecasts in the 2007 assessment by the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Would you take advice from a gaggle of consultants whose forecasts in the past two decades have been off by 50percentt?

While forecasts in the 1990s prognosticated that every third medical doctor would be a woman by 2010, it has become clear by now that more than 50% of those studying and practicing medicine are women [ 1– 4].

Economic growth for the euro zone this year was estimated at 1.3percentt, down from the 1.6percentt forecast in the spring, the commission said.