Sentence examples for is to forecast from inspiring English sources
One use for such information is to forecast when machines will break down.
THESE variables alone suggest how tricky it is to forecast your home's value when the time comes to sell.
He says the battle over high-speed Internet access is just another example of how hard it is to forecast the future of cable.
Another is to forecast changes in the biosphere that may accompany climate shifts so planners and government officials can make better choices about land use and restoration.
The goal is to forecast and recognise the skills and jobs you'll have in the future and the way the jobs will change.
If that happens, it would add $349 billion to the deficit in 2015, plus an extra $83 billion in debt service costs.The CBO's job, says Douglas Holtz-Eakin, its director, is to forecast the economy and the budget, not Congress.
It's difficult to forecast".
The HellenicSCORE risk equation was used to forecast survival.
The N.F.C. is even harder to forecast.
This is very difficult to forecast.
Physical events are relatively easy to forecast.
