Sentence examples for getting a forecast from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
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.
If you mechanically plug recent survey data into most independent models of the economy, you get a forecast for growth in the third quarter in the region of 0.9% to 1.0%, which is somewhat higher than the 0.7% growth we saw in the three months to June.
But the court said that not allowing Mr. Sofsky to use the Internet would prevent him access to e-mail, "an increasingly widely used form of communication," and prevent his performing tasks like getting a weather forecast or reading a newspaper online.
Other popular uses included controlling smart lights (57.6% of users), setting a timer (51.8%) and getting a weather forecast (51.5%).
Now when the sources, scope and the size of data variables keep growing, it is difficult to get a reliable forecast using any traditional forecasting method in a timely manner.
