Sentence examples for huge forecast from inspiring English sources

He says: To unlock its huge forecast economic benefits, HS2 needs to link its northern destinations of Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester with Birmingham and London at the earliest opportunity, which would mean starting construction at both ends of a planned route as soon as possible.

The result can be seen in the continuing huge losses forecast for this year and next.

Panasonic shares, which were already at multidecade lows, slumped almost a fifth on the huge loss forecast, wiping $3 billion off its market value and prompting Standard & Poor's to cut its credit rating to close to noninvestment grade.

Forecasts suggest such businesses will be huge: PriceWaterhouse Coopers forecast last year that total revenues for the five largest sharing economy businesses could be £9bn in the UK by 2025, and $335bn globally.

Whitney has forecast huge, recession-prolonging cuts in credit card lines as banks continue to doubt the credit worthiness of the American consumer.

A recent study by the Cyprus Centre of the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), forecasts huge gains for the island financially, with GDP increasing by just under €5bn in the first five years after a peace deal and by €10bn within 20 years.

Rather than a budget surplus of $1.6 trillion over the next 10 years, as government forecasters predicted as recently as March, a new analysis by the Senate Budget Committee forecasts huge deficits, especially if President Bush's ideas for further tax cuts become law.

Though it promises robot carers for an ageing population, it also forecasts huge numbers of jobs being wiped out: up to 35% of all workers in the UK and 47% of those in the US, including white-collar jobs, seeing their livelihoods taken away by machines.

This is a Treasury which had to make huge changes to its forecast for the next two years just between November and March because it decided its November forecast was completely wrong".

Today's forecast: a huge smile.

Geno Auriemma, who has coached the Connecticut women's basketball team to six national titles, forecast "a huge chain reaction".