Sentence examples for get a forecast from inspiring English sources
For all the very real concerns about corruption in a Trump presidency, it's tougher to get a forecast on what impact he will have on the economy.
"You're not going to get a forecast from me as to how long this period will last," Mr. Paulson said in the Times interview, referring to the current instability.
Customers upload data and get a forecast back.
Compose these numbers into a weighted average and you get a forecast of S&P 500 index earnings.
With the Plume Air Report app on iOS and Android, you can see the current pollution in your area and get a forecast for the next 24 hours.
"With just three clicks, you can give us the information and get a forecast," AWS CEO Andy Jassy said in today's AWS re:Invent keynote.
The company had been such a dominant part of the Australian economy that in the prewar years the government could not write up its budget without getting a forecast from BHP of its projected tax payments.
It's sniffing the air to get a weather forecast, watching the moon and tide to track your birthday.
With more than 70 cities in the country covered, you can do all of the above, as well as get a weather forecast, horoscope, movie times, links to local Web sites and dozens of other things.
Then you can scroll up to get a detailed forecast, including hourly and daily predictions, details, wind speed, precipitation and maps, all of which is presented in a beautiful, cleverly animated but easy-to-read interface.
