Sentence examples for in its forecast from inspiring English sources

With short-term interest rates already near zero and the government reluctant to spend more to whet demand, the Bank of Japan said in its forecast that "it seems inevitable that Japan's economy will continue to experience severe adjustment".

In its forecast just two months ago, it had expected 2.8 percent growth in 2011, rising to 2.9 percent in 2012.

Mr Paterson, who is in charge of "adaptation" – the process of preparing Britain for the effects of climate change, added: "I see this report as something we need to take seriously but I am relieved that it is not as catastrophic in its forecast as we had been led to believe early on.

Mr Paterson said this week that "People get very emotional about this subject and I think we should just accept that the climate has been changing for centuries…I see this report as something we need to take seriously but I am relieved it is not as catastrophic in its forecast as we had been led to believe early on.

"We need to take [the report] seriously, but I am rather relieved that it is not as catastrophic in its forecast as we had been led to believe early on and what it is saying is something we can adapt to over time and we are very good as a race at adapting," he said.

I actually see this report as something we need to take seriously but I am rather relieved that it is not as catastrophic in its forecast as we had been led to believe early on and what it is saying is something we can adapt to over time and we are very good as a race at adapting".

While the program does not employ psychics like in the popular 2002 film, "Minority Report," it has proven to be surprisingly accurate in its forecasting.

Johnson & Johnson included that impact in its forecasts.

A company spokesman said Viacom preferred to take a more conservative stance in its forecasting.

But he is not so sure he wants the Hollywood Stock Exchange to become more efficient in its forecasts.

Some investors concluded that the Fed was curtailing its ambitions for the recovery, while others saw evidence that the Fed was overly optimistic in its forecasts.