Sentence examples for forecasts you from inspiring English sources

The forecasts you find on the Weather Channel, or on the evening news or online, use the agency's information.

So take any forecasts you hear from either presidential campaign with a boulder-size grain of salt.

If the semi-final results of the Asian Cup constituted your sole basis for making forecasts, you might be tempted to issue warnings before tomorrow's final of a storm of Australian gloating.

If you were to look only at Wall Street's long-term forecasts, you might never know that the recession of 1990-91 occurred, says Ethan Harris, an economist at Lehman Brothers.

Don't believe all those earnings forecasts you get from stock analysts.

"If you don't believe the economic benefits and forecasts, you cannot ignore the problem of capacity and that the existing train network will be full within six years," he said.

"The weather forecast — you have to plan ahead.

"If you need to constantly know the weather forecast, you might want to go somewhere else".

"If you support the White House forecast, you are saying that the bond markets are crazy".

"If you believe your weather forecast, you have to solve the exact equations that she studied".

Likewise, by giving farmers an accurate weather forecast, you can increase yields by 30to50%0%.