Sentence examples for if as forecast from inspiring English sources

And if, as forecast, the SNP sends record numbers to  Westminster, Scotland begins to look like suffering from a democratic deficiency – an unrepresented colony in other words.

They will know he beat all but one of the raps, but also know that the majority in the media will still hold him culpable, even if, as forecast, he wins an appeal.

If, as forecast, temperatures remain at current levels -- the average high so far this month is 111 degrees -- Phoenix will be on track to record its hottest July since the onset of record-keeping here in 1895.

If, as forecast, the heavy rain continues throughout September, the number of vulnerable children could rise into the hundreds of thousands.

This was viewed as  inconsistent with an improving labour market and, apparently, what FOMC members themselves expected to do if the economy behaves as forecast.

"The weather phenomenon, among the strongest on record, is likely to cause more floods and droughts, fuel Pacific typhoons and cyclones and affect more areas if it continues strengthening as forecast over the coming months," said the UN children's agency, Unicef, in a statement last week.

The weather phenomenon, among the strongest on record, is likely to cause more floods and droughts, fuel Pacific typhoons and cyclones and affect more areas if it continues strengthening as forecast over the coming months.

Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has said the tapering would begin this year if the economy continued to improve as forecast.

As forecasted, New York is Frieze-ing.

Nowcasting can be as difficult as forecasting.

And the pension gap will widen if, as I forecast, we enter an era of mild deflation, low interest rates and depressed equity returns.