Sentence examples for forecasts to move from inspiring English sources
"Even with some claw back on costs/pricing, we expect [analyst] forecasts to move lower," it said.
The slow-moving storm, which has not yet been given a name, is forecast to move well into southernmost China by Thursday morning, two days before the first of six Olympic equestrian events begins in Hong Kong on Saturday morning.
The Hurricane is forecast to move near or over the Mid-Atlantic coast tonight and move over Southern New England on Sunday.
Its Spanish business is also struggling, and is forecast to move into the red to the tune of €10m next year.
This was forecast to move westwards, pushing into the Midlands and Wales, where "heavy bursts" of snowy showers could hit tonight.
Inflation has already jumped from zero to 1.2% this year and is forecast to move up to 3% or 4% by the end of 2017, while wages growth remains stuck at around 2.5%.
With snow forecast to move down from Scotland, across northern England and into Wales and the West Country before moving east on Saturday, airports, rail operators and road gritting and breakdown services were again on alert.
As another thunderstorm was forecast to move over the region, pilots were warned Tuesday morning that they might have to ground their planes again, said Jim Wallmann, a meteorologist working at the command center outside Peeples Valley, one of the villages that the fire has partly destroyed.
