Sentence examples for forecasts that suggest from inspiring English sources

But there is no way to keep from landing hip deep in weather clichés and forecasts that suggest the apocalypse is at hand.

Matthew Whittaker, senior economist at the RF, said: Pre-announced cuts to tax credits and other benefits will more than offset any gains for many members of the low-to-middle earner group, and come on top of new inflation and earnings forecasts that suggest an increasing real wage squeeze".

But Labour, the Green party and environmental campaigners called on the energy secretary to explain why her department had not been transparent about its internal forecasts that suggest, on the current trajectory, that the UK is likely to fall short.

It cites forecasts that suggest, seven years from now, 60% of spend will remain at the bigger format of store.

Matthew stayed far enough offshore to cause minimal damage to Cape Canaveral, despite some early forecasts that suggested a direct strike.

On the eve of the swearing-in of the new leader, Lee Hsien Loong, the government released a gusher of good news, including an upbeat forecast that suggested Singapore would be this year's fastest-growing major Asian economy after China.

It says that the average temperature is likely to be 0.43 C above the long-term average by 2017 - as opposed to an earlier forecast that suggested a warming of 0.54C.

If officials think the economy will grow more strongly, that forecast would suggest they may decide to retreat more quickly.

Consensus forecasts currently suggest that European earnings growth next year will be 11.6%.

Perhaps they find comfort in conventional budget forecasts, which suggest that over the next few years, the federal budget deficit can be easily managed.

Most forecasts, though, suggest that the Conservatives will still fall just short of the number of seats that they need to keep David Cameron in Downing Street.