Sentence examples for forecasts that if from inspiring English sources

The latest United Nations Population Fund report forecasts that if present trends continue, the population of Europe, now 726.3 million, will be 603.3 million by 2050.

David: Separately, Mark Cliffe, the head of ING Financial Markets Research, forecasts that if the Greeks can leave the euro in an orderly way, then the recession in Europe will slow American growth to about 1.3 percent in 2012 and 1.7 percent in 2013.

However, the new report forecasts that if current and planned coastal reclamation continue unabated, by 2020 the government's red line "will be broken".

These may cover (a) forecasts that never came true;   (b) impossibilities at their time;   (c) contrafactual forecasts "What if..?"     4.

If demand increases relative to the forecast, that plant is unlikely to have sufficient capacity to fulfill it.

Airbus forecast that if air travel continued to grow by about 5% a year (see chart), there would be a need for 1,235 such aircraft by 2020.

Browns General Manager Phil Savage had forecast that if another team would have made an offer for Anderson, the Browns would probably not have been able to match it.

The Department of Agriculture, in a report released on Wednesday, estimated that 14 billion bushels of corn will be produced this year, a forecast that, if it holds true, would crush the previous record of 13.1 billion set four years ago.

After seeing Carlos Beltran do an uncanny impersonation of Carlos Beltran over the past couple of weeks, Mets Manager Jerry Manuel made a forecast that, if true, means very good things for Beltran and the Mets.

Three months ago the Bank was forecasting that if interest rates stayed at 4.75%, consumer-price inflation would rise above the government's target of 2% by early 2007 (see chart).

The Health Protection Agency has forecast that if the rise in TB continues at its current rate then by 2015 Britain will have more new cases each year than in the whole of the US.