Sentence examples for forecasts made for from inspiring English sources

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

It added to doubts among economists about the ability of Britain to meet the growth forecasts made for the chancellor by the independent Office for Budget Responsibility.

However, life expectancy is not just about forecasts made for newborn babies.

CREIM integrates econometric and input output components, enabling impact analysis to be conducted as well as annual forecasts made for a 30-year horizon for up to 45 different NAICS-based3 industrial sectors (production, employment and income) and several major economic aggregates (such as gross regional product, wage rates, unemployment).

Cassandra also hopes that "unemployability" and "unemployerability", as discussed in point 9, are contested next year (on both linguistic and social fronts).Nevertheless, the forecasts make for intriguing reading and highlights appear below.

He established a network of observation sites and developed the first method to forecast tropical cyclone movement, with the oldest known forecast made for a hurricane in late August 1873.

The company has abandoned forecasts made last month for revenue growth of 15percentt and an increase of 10percentt in earnings per share.

This is true for forecasts made before the shale gas boom (80%) as well as for more recent forecasts (72%).

The latest snapshot beat forecasts made by City economists for slower growth of 0.5% in the three months to July.

Describing the lead time from the point of view of the time the forecasts are made, the 1-, 4-, and 7-month lead forecasts made in January 2012 were for JFM, AMJ and JAS 2012, respectively.

Now, instead of making a single, best-guess, forecast, a set of forecasts are made for the weather next week.