Sentence examples for incorrect forecasts from inspiring English sources
What about the incorrect forecasts?
The overcharges were based on incorrect forecasts of gas usage and costs between Aug. 31, 1999, and Aug. 31, 2000.
By doing so the government sought to imply – incorrectly – that previous ministers had been instructing hapless officials to publish incorrect forecasts.
It's not that I wish Morris ill tidings; it's that I want pundits to be held accountable for their incorrect forecasts.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has criticised the official weather service for providing "incorrect" forecasts, in a rare public dressing down of a government body in country which suffers regular natural disasters.
"There are many incorrect forecasts as the meteorological observation has not been put on a modern and scientific basis," Kim said, urging the agency to fundamentally improve its work and equipment.
But I tend to make excuses for my own incorrect forecast in early 2007 that the troop "surge" would fail.
OCR said: "This is at least partly due to the introduction of an extra grade (A*), which increased the probability of an incorrect forecast".
And his fame survived the Gallup Poll's incorrect forecast in 1948 that Thomas E. Dewey would defeat Harry S. Truman, an error that Dr. Gallup said had been caused partly by ending the polling too early.
On all those three failures of forecasting, the Dow did reverse itself in the couple of weeks before the end of October, rising in 1956 and falling in 1932 and 1968 -- a move that could be seen as qualifying the otherwise incorrect election forecast.
It wold be incorrect to forecast anything, so we're letting the process play out.
