Sentence examples for forecasts means that from inspiring English sources

The hasty revision of departmental forecasts means that by 2042 about £90bn out of the overall £200bn in student loans will remain unpaid.

Uncertainty in the fiscal forecasts means that he may well have to cut spending further or raise taxes to get to surplus in 2019 20.

Copernicus, as is known from Rheticus, was "assistant and witness" to some of Novara's observations, and his involvement with the production of the annual forecasts means that he was intimately familiar with the practice of astrology.

Moreover, modern weather forecasting means that wind speeds can be predicted quite accurately over four-hour periods.

The Labour Party said the new forecast meant that Mr. Osborne's strategy to cut the budget "is in tatters" and that "plan A has failed colossally".

The forecast meant that Sony, which in February had projected a profit for the year, now expected to lose money for the third consecutive year.

He said the high winds forecast meant that trains would be running at reduced speeds in Cornwall, Devon, parts of Wales, and in the Preston area of Lancashire.

The latest forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR) suggest the Brexit vote means that will no longer be possible.

Performance is measured by metrics that range from those that use forecast means to those that use the entire forecast ensemble.

While Kayak users have long had access to a fare history chart, the addition of its forecasting tool means that all Kayak search results now include a forecast of whether the prices in your search are going to rise or fall within the next week.

The fact that Delta is still on this negative forecast probably means that it has run out of rocks to squeeze.