Sentence examples for forecasts that I from inspiring English sources

No one has a good feeling about 2009; all the auto sales forecasts that I have seen are way below a normal 16 million- to 17 million-unit year, some even slipping to fewer than 10 million.

I don't forecast that; I merely recognize that the inventory levels worldwide -- the so-called commercial stocks, which is those stocks available as a buffer to unexpected demands -- are exceptionally low.

Times entertainment business writer Ryan Faughnder forecasts that "A Star Is Born" will bring in between $30 million to $35 million at the box office this weekend.

Do you agree? A. You know, every time I see forecasts that go out that far I want to go out and buy stock in oil companies.

Alho (1998) compared prediction intervals for the total fertility rate (TFR) in Finland obtained by means of an ARIMA (1,1,0) model with those that result from the errors of so-called naïve forecasts (i.e. forecasts that assume the current TFR level is a reasonable forecast of the future TFR).

These are but three examples of forecasts that inform decisions.

Inevitably, though, forecasts that far ahead come with significant qualifications.

Despite rosy forecasts, that may yet create a supply glut.

They are mistaken forecasts that never pan out.

Sales forecasts that looked rosy have decayed.

Given cloud computing forecasts, that's not surprising.