Sentence examples for forecasts needed from inspiring English sources

end{aligned}Without deriving the forecasts needed for MMSE concurrent estimates of the ( q=2) SRW, Maravall and Pierce (1987) derive formulas for the mean square revisions of the concurrent trend and seasonal estimates, (hat{p}_{2m+1}) and (hat{s}_{2m+1}), from when (Z_{2m+2}) and (Z_{2m+3}) become available to replace the forecasts, also for non-canonical estimates.

But the uncomfortable truth has to be that such forecasts need to be respected alongside econometric forecasts, which cannot reliably predict the future, either.

Such forecasts need to be taken with a bucketload of salt: tiny shifts in today's birth rate extrapolated over 90 years produce huge changes.

No fiscal expert believes either of them.To be more realistic, the budget forecasts need adjusting in four main areas:Extending the tax cuts.

Their forecasts need to be revised downward.

The precision of wildfire forecasts needs to be improved, and understanding the driving forces of wildfires is of great importance for devising better strategies to mitigate wildfires and to identify at-risk areas (Finney 2005).

The publisher, which issued a profit warning in April after revenues for the first three months of 2012 fell 12% year on year, also prepared investors for significant downgrades in 2013 and 2014 after admitting that its forecast needed to be reassessed.

For one thing, forecasting needs to be improved.

"Therefore, to be more meaningful for financial planning, any forecast needs to be updated at regular intervals," says Ms Altmann.

Labour argues that money has been diverted away from areas threatened with shortages by the government's focus on the free school programme, following a National Audit Office report which found that £241m of the £950m projected capital spend on mainstream free schools was in "districts with no forecast need for extra school places".

However, a better forecast needs inclusion of the data errors as well.