Sentence examples for forecasts made by from inspiring English sources

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

It's clear that forecasts made by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) in 2010 were overly optimistic about 2011 and 2012, as shown in the chart.

The professors studied a Thomson First Call database that contained more than 7,000 yearly price forecasts made by analysts at brokerage firms from 1997 through 2001.

As an economist, his interest was in self-referential problems—situations in which the forecasts made by economic agents act to create the world they are trying to forecast.

Gross domestic product in the 17-nation euro area is expected to shrink 0.3 percent this year, while the 27-nation Union will grow just 0.1 percent, according to forecasts made by the commission in February.

So far, however, the forecasts made by FiveThirtyEight and other polling aggregators have been fairly accurate, which suggests that the forecasts may be underconfident and may err on the side of overestimating the true degree of uncertainty.

The projection compares with a 3.5% forecast made by the IMF back in April this year and 3.4% in July 2014.

The industry's pacemaster has been Moore's Law--the forecast made by Intel's Gordon Moore 30 years ago, and so far proved correct, that microprocessing performance would double every 18 months.

Most economic forecasters have predicted that falling investment over the next few years coupled with higher inflation and a return to higher unemployment will push GDP growth down to about 1% in 2017, half the 2.2% forecast made by the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR) in March.

Another useful metric from StarMine is the Bold Estimate, a forecast made by one or more five-star analysts within the last 30 days.

Present work aims in reducing this error in numerical wave forecast made by INCOIS at Ratnagiri station on the south-west coast of India.