Sentence examples for given that forecast from inspiring English sources

Instead, we want them to come up with the most accurate forecast of the future they can, and to adopt the economic policies that make the most sense given that forecast.

The comparative analysis of weather forecasts presented here points out the challenge in issuing heat alerts based purely on numerical or statistical forecast models given that forecast quality varies with forecast products and issuing time frames.

Given that forecasts are statistically less reliable the farther out they go, other premium features might be more enticing, like the site's Storm Timer, which plots the expected movement of storms over the next hour.

And this prediction error is likely to be big given that forecasting exchange rates is difficult.

Given that forecasting exchange rates is difficult, this prediction error and hence the measurement error in the dependent variable are likely to be big.

Given that the forecast in the north-east is blowy and wet, it is advice they may have to take more literally than expected.

Given that the forecast model was quite aggressive about pricing in Mr. Obama's convention bounce, we're also going to be monitoring carefully for any signs of its decline.

No one challenged Hisham Morgan, a community organizer in Brooklyn, when he insisted, "We want to make sure no one takes off shoes and waves them in the air" — a low-risk possibility anyway, given that the forecast called for a wind chill in the mid-twenties.

But Ms. Gilmore estimated that there still would be a shortfall of around 70 percent over the next decade, given that independent forecasts for household growth estimate that around 2,000 more homes will be needed in the area.

There are many online marketplaces for services, which is not surprising given that Forrester Research forecasts $220 billion in sales of services will shift from the offline world to the Internet by 2003.

"But, given that we're forecast to get showers on most days, the likelihood is that the going will be as it is now".