Sentence examples for just forecasted from inspiring English sources

Whitaker hasn't just forecasted what he would do if he took control of Mueller's probe, he's consistently and publicly attacked the special counsel.

Thus, local knowledge in both weather and population health, and cooperation among the meteorological, health, and social service sectors, not just forecasted conditions, are critical input in issuing heat warnings and alerts.

"I'm not convinced my prediction is correct," Mr. Hale said, having cautiously just forecast that Mr. Obama would win the state in a squeaker.

But as long as the region cannot grow — and the European Commission has just forecast zero growth this year for the European Union as a whole and shrinkage for several countries, including Italy and Spain — there is a risk of sliding back into crisis.

"We're not just forecasting for the two or three or four hours that the race is going to take place, but also forecasting for the other 20 hours the wing is standing upright," he said.

Therefore, in addition to the clinical evidence, it can be concluded that our budget impact model provides important information to payers for evaluation of the potential economic impact resulting from oral opioids on medical and pharmacy budgets beyond just forecasting utilization.

"We have just showers forecast today and tomorrow now and we are not planning any further inspections," said clerk of the course Barry Johnson.

But even it proves to play out just as Mr. Corzine forecasted, it won't do MF, or Mr. Corzine's reputation, any good.

To be sure a forecast is just a forecast and it does not come with a guarantee that it will be completely accurate.

Just this week Sony Corp. unexpectedly forecasted a $1.1 billion annual loss.

The move from copper to fiber optics is a very natural transition forecasted by just about every industry pundit.