Sentence examples for life forecast from inspiring English sources

Grant's early life forecast no great things.

Subtract the $1.5bn of cash, and you have profits for its life forecast at $7.2bn.

It was observed that the 15 MPa grout has a useful life forecast lower than that recommended by the standard, around 60% lower, while the 20 MPa and 25 MPa grout presented a satisfactory useful life.

Ford will work with a Texas company, Arbin Instruments, to develop a testing device that can be used to improve battery life forecasting and monitoring.

A group of six, dealing with the forces of nature and small-town life, forecasts the thrust of some of his oils and watercolors of the 20's and 30's.

Conservative results of life forecasting which well correlate with experimental data are received.

System identification is becoming more important in structural dynamic applications including structural model update, damage detection primarily due to the rapid increase in the number of damaged or deteriorated engineering structures, and load identification for remaining service life forecasting.

The Economist, never a known fan of the minimum wage, recently ran a feature, "Where to Be Born in 2013," for which its researchers put together comprehensive quality-of-life forecasts for eighty countries.

In fact, the current epidemic of obesity has been suggested as the leading cause for the decreased life expectancy forecast for the next generation.

To Loewenstein, who is especially attendant to the friction between his emotional and deliberative processes, a life without forecasting errors would most likely be a better, happier life.

Life Time forecasts full-year 2009 earnings of $1.78 to $1.81 per share on revenues between $835 million to $840 million.