Sentence examples for forecasts made from inspiring English sources

Sunday night's forecasts made clear what was in store.

The results were in line with forecasts made by the bank in January.

But Suzlon's results for the year that ended in March vindicated some of the optimistic forecasts made for the business.

Mr. Huseby attributed part of the Nook operations' problems to unduly optimistic sales forecasts made under the previous management.

Faced apparently with downward revisions to economic forecasts made as recently as November and December, what does the chancellor do?

Most of his forecasts, made in folksy memoranda in which he attacked company doubters, have not transpired.

According to research for the independent television commission, voter turnout was low because the pundits' forecasts made voting seem irrelevant.

Defying official forecasts made early in the decade, California's power consumption grew by a quarter during the 1990s (see chart 2).

A 4.4 percent increase is more in line with the forecasts made last November (up 4.5 percent) and in August 2010 (up 4.3 percent).

Discussions among E.C.B. board members are further complicated by a melting away of more optimistic forecasts made at the start of the year.

National output will increase by 1.4% this year, according to the average of 28 independent forecasts made in early January and assembled by the Treasury.