Sentence examples for grave forecasts from inspiring English sources

Two years later, the global economy is still kicking, and, in a new book, Mr. Soros, who turns 70 years old today, is taking back his grave forecasts.

One reason is that the economy has been spared the wild GDP boom that preceded the downturns of the mid-1970s and early 1990s.That supports forecasts that this downturn will be less grave than previous recessions.

That gloomy forecast seems all too realistic following so grave a financial crisis.

Forecasts for the zone as a whole mask grave situations in some of the most troubled economies.

A Romney loss would raise grave questions about the accuracy of political polls (and our forecast model), not to mention the viability of his candidacy.

Forecasts published by the IMF on April 22nd revised the fall in British national output to an even graver 4.1%, worse than Mr Darling's new projection of 3.5%.

The grave.

How grave is too grave?

My father's grave.

Before the Grave Q.

He looked grave.