Sentence examples for had only forecast from inspiring English sources

Economists had expected the Office for National Statistics data to show some rise given surging energy costs, and higher petrol prices in particular, but had only forecast an increase to a 3.2% rate from February's 3%.

Osborne rejected criticism from Labour that the budget threatened to derail the recovery, saying that the independent Office for Budget Responsibility had only marginally reduced its forecasts for growth this year and next as a result of today's spending cuts and tax increases.

I have only one forecast concerning the future: It will unfold.

These models work well in a back-analysis context; however, they have only been applied to forecast potential runout in a few published cases (e.g. Nicol et al. 2013; Loew et al. 2017).

My guess is that the grimmer elements of Piketty's forecast have only a 50-50 chance of coming true even if plutocrats achieve and maintain a lock on politics for the next three generations.

As in "true" physics, the meteorology study in Hamburg (and other German universities) consists mainly of mathematics and physics, while synoptical meteorology (i.e., what we call weather forecast) has only minor priority.

3) The website www.stormfax.com claims that Punxsutawney Phil's forecasts have only been correct 39 per cent of the time, contradicting the figure stated on www.groundhog.org, which is 100 per cent.

Rossello's fiscal plan for the island, approved by the oversight board in March, forecasts PuertoRico having only $800 million a year to pay debt, less than a quarter of what it owes.

These forecasts have only tried to explain the phenomenon of substitution by focusing on the diffusion of products.

Although identifying technology substitution in advance has become increasingly important, there have only been a few attempts to forecast technology substitution.

We have calculated that, in the last three years, we have paid £4,248 but the forecast payout has only gone up by £874.