Sentence examples for job forecasts from inspiring English sources

It could take more than a year for the agency to develop more concrete job forecasts, he said.

HS2 Action Alliance is also against the proposals and claims the job forecasts are not accurate as most of the jobs would not be "genuinely new jobs".

The councils said they need to build 19,000 homes in South Cambridgeshire and 14,000 homes in Cambridge by 2031 to meet population and job forecasts for the area.

As technology continues to improve, future job forecasts will likely be dim for some workers.

Mr. Yamarone's position is getting lonely, at the bottom end of the job forecast range.

Such indicators are useful as Australian economists have done a poor job forecasting benefits of the America-Australia pact.

A few Supreme Court experts did a better job forecasting last summer's health care decision than prediction markets did, and their success did not appear to be merely a matter of chance.

A17 Caution on Job Forecast Treasury Secretary John W. Snow distanced himself from the Bush administration's official prediction that the nation would add 2.6 million jobs by the end of this year.

Over the past ten years, there have been 89 jobs forecasts that were too optimistic, versus just 51 that were too pessimistic.

In spite of dreary jobs forecasts hanging over this youngest generation of workers, the success stories of millennials-turned-millionaires can inspire peers and future generations alike to take the leap into entrepreneurship.

Of the increase of 200,000 jobs forecast for April, HSBC predicts 135,000 will come from temporary hires by the Census Bureau.