Sentence examples for inflated forecasts from inspiring English sources
The main problem with several of the early lottery projects has been that their financial planning was based on hopelessly inflated forecasts of visitors.
No. We're still getting inflated forecasts.
A product manager inflates his forecast to gain a greater allocation of the capacity; a manufacturing manager deflates his forecast to cover for the uncertainties in production.
Historically countries with very high levels of government debt have defaulted or, more usually, inflated the problem away.The budget deficit is forecast to be 7.8% of GDP this year.
Our Nov. 6 forecast, however, continues to assume that Mr. Obama's position may be slightly inflated by his convention.
Further, our forecast model does assume that Mr. Obama's numbers are likely to be slightly inflated by the polls right now — perhaps by a point or two, is our best guess — because of his convention.
The 0.4 percent rise in core consumer prices, which is slightly higher than a median market forecast for a 0.3 percent increase, was largely because of a rise in electricity bills and a weak yen that inflated the cost of gasoline imports.
Our Nov. 6 forecast continues to be more conservative, however, as we still need to account for the possibility that Mr. Obama's numbers are inflated by the aftereffects of his party's convention.
Prices are wildly inflated.
Scores were probably inflated.
