Sentence examples for forecasts so much from inspiring English sources

Why are the Fed's forecasts so much better?

The White House even said that the gloomy unemployment forecasts in its annual budget, which will be released next week, should be considered "stale and out of date," given that they made the forecasts before so much good news started rolling in.

Sun Says It's on Track PALO ALTO, Calif., Dec. 6 (Bloomberg News) -- Sun Microsystems said here today that its orders this quarter were coming in as expected, yet it declined to predict if revenue would meet forecasts because so much business comes at the end of the period.

The first forecasts attracted so much derision that FitzRoy "locked himself in his dressing room and cut his throat with a razor".

Because growth forecasts become relatively so much more important to stock investors during bubbles, companies have their greatest incentive to spin news positively and challenge bad news during periods of stock market euphoria.

Maybe I should have worded more strongly the point that weather forecasts (NWPs) are getting so much better.

The organization has yet to hit its $100 price target, but it has sold 2.8 million machines, which would seem impressive if its forecast hadn't been so much higher.

In other words, your colors are not so much trend forecasts as emotional solutions.

There's evidence that what matters in making a sound forecast or decision isn't so much knowledge or experience as good judgment — or, to be more precise, the way a person's mind works.

And last month he was at it again, evidently flummoxing that army of highly paid analysts who spend so much time forecasting the course of interest rates, with what one might term "premature" guidance.

So much for cheery forecasts of imminent recovery.