Sentence examples for forecasts it will take from inspiring English sources

According to estimates by the Economist Intelligence Unit, our sister organisation, even on the rosiest forecasts it will take Poland, say, 59 years to catch up with the EU average of GDP per head.

The government forecasts it will take £205m in 2017/18 as a result of the change, and has suggested it will encourage property investors to improve conditions for tenants.

Even the sunniest Treasury forecasts say it will take until 2012 for the economy to regain its 2008 levels of output.

However, forecasts suggest it will take a very long time to close the gender gap in some fields, with predictions of 320 years for nursing, 280 years for computer science, 258 years for physics and 60 years for mathematics.

And the state is now forecasting that it will take in about $39.6 billion in general fund revenue this year, while earlier forecasts had projected $43.2 billion.

In a new report, "2010 OECD Employment Outlook," Mr. Scarpetta and his colleagues forecast that it will take years for most countries to return employment to prerecession levels.

Economists and analysts forecast that it will take up to 10 years to return to 2007 levels of consumer spending — which makes now a good time for retailers to re-imagine the future.

He has forecast that it will take about three years for unemployment to reach his target.

Research organizations like the Institute for Women's Policy Research forecast that it will take until 2224 for Latinas to get to full equal pay.

And even Accenture, the storied professional services firm has made a public commitment to gender parity, is forecasting that it will take them until 2025 to achieve a gender-balanced workforce.

Asked whether a vaccine could one day halt the death rate in amphibians globally, before they are in catastrophic decline, Rohr said: "It is hard to forecast how long it will take to assess whether a vaccination approach will work and to hone its effectiveness.