Sentence examples for forecasts of continuing from inspiring English sources

Not content with issuing forecasts of continuing sturdy GDP growth together with sanguine projections for public borrowing, he asserted, on the strength of Treasury research, that Britain's economy would cope better than others because it had become particularly resilient to shocks.Even then such claims were implausible, the research outdated and irrelevant.

In the midst of forecasts of continuing economic woes and congressional gridlock, experts gathered recently at the University of California, Berkeley, to assess what worked and what didn't during the Great Depression-inspired New Deal, the Obama administration's still emerging efforts to ease the Great Recession, and prospects for relief, reform and recovery.

The government of Uruguay used this map and others like it as inputs for policy decisions, including the declaration of a State of Emergency, based on forecast of continuing drought conditions in winter of 2010.

With the last quarter of the year already half gone, the developments of the third quarter can be forecast to continue for the rest of the year.

Singapore, while the smallest of Southeast Asia's six largest economies with a population of 5.5 million, has an outsized share of the region's ride-hailing market — and that's forecast to continue to 2025.Speaking of outsized, the report sheds some light on how the region's largest companies utterly dominate its funding landscape.

Severe heatwave conditions forecast in southern and central parts of the state were forecast to continue into early next week.

The cool temperatures which have prevailed for most of the week are forecast to continue with further showers also expected.

More people will be affected by future changes to the benefits system, since the housing element of universal credit is forecast to continue growing and is under extra scrutiny following the government's spending review.

Advertising-technology spending surged right through 2018 and is forecasted to continue at a clip of above 10% annual growth rates through 2022.

The snow is forecast to continue in many parts of the UK, with up to 25cm expected in some areas of England, and a number of severe weather warnings are in place.

Temperatures, which have been slightly below normal most of February and March, were forecast to continue in the 50s and 60s along the coast and inland during the day, and are expected to dip to the 40s along the coast and to 38 to 48 inland during the night.