Sentence examples for is a forecast of from inspiring English sources

The result is a forecast of slower growth and rising unemployment as austerity begins to bite.

It is a forecast of energy use this summer in the greater Tokyo area over a 24-hour period, by Japan's Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies.

What Sullivan finds in the file is a forecast of the company's future that makes a stick of dynamite look like a two-penny firecracker.

"It remains to be seen if her support is fleeting or if it is a forecast of things to come," he said.

In fact it is a forecast of reality for New Jersey, which according to a new report is down to its last million acres of developable land, and may run out by midcentury.

They generate the Top Ten Trends, which is a forecast of the social, economic, and political flash points that reside on our collective horizon.

Readers were asked to vote; the results proved to be a forecast of what would happen in November.

The survey was a forecast of the predicted reliability of 2012 models, listing vehicles that were newly recommended or no longer recommended because of changes in their reliability.

If we cannot accommodate them, the shadow we will see on our own home ground will be a forecast of our extended winter of the soul.

It's a forecast of what I might expect to receive from my current pot in 2036, assuming investment growth of 4.7 per cent per year and annual inflation of 2.5 per cent.

That's a forecast of between 1.6% and 2.6% for growth in the gross domestic product, far lower than the 3.5% average at which the economy was growing in 2004 and 2005 but roughly in line with market expectations.