Sentence examples for forecasts prove from inspiring English sources

It was consistent and sometimes weather forecasts prove very inaccurate.

For if the OBR and Bank forecasts prove correct, such surging growth is bound to prompt the Monetary Policy Committee to raise interest rates.

If these forecasts prove correct, it would be the first three consecutive quarterly earnings declines since 1991, during the last recession.

If the comptroller's new forecasts prove accurate, the city's overall economy will still gain a few jobs this year, with employers hiring 3,800 workers.

Britain could lose its prized AAA credit rating if George Osborne's latest growth forecasts prove too optimistic, ratings agency Moody's warned on Thursday.

Should these forecasts prove correct, by next summer stainless steel and nickel prices could be moving in the same direction: up.

Both of these forecasts proved to be true.

But those forecasts proved too optimistic, and by then it was too late to act.

How did Keynes, whose forecasts proved otherwise prescient, get this so wrong?

McCain's supporters echoed this line, arguing that Obama's inaccurate surge forecasts proved his unfitness for command.

Mr Silver established his reputation in the 2008 presidential primaries, when his forecasts proved impressively accurate despite highly volatile polling and voting.