Sentence examples for likely to forecast from inspiring English sources

Unless regulators change course this week, the tests are also likely to forecast potential losses in individual slices of the credit markets, like residential mortgages, credit card loans and commercial loans, for each bank over the next two years.

Intel is likely to forecast a revenue decline of 3percentto7percentcomparedmpared with the first quarter, he said.

PAGE A8 Deficit Predicted to Grow The Congressional Budget Office is likely to forecast a budget deficit for next year higher than the administration has predicted, Congressional officials said.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office is likely to forecast a federal budget deficit for next year that is even larger than the Bush administration has predicted, Congressional officials said today.

If the model can get those things right, it will be likely to forecast the NAO pretty well too.

This view is now outdated, with a recent Facebook study revealing that female founders who are part of a business community are twice as likely to forecast growth, compared to those who are not.

However, charts accompanying the release showed that a few committee members had revised upward their estimates of how much they would likely raise rates, to forecast an additional rate increase in 2017 and 2018.

The information gathered in these projects, as well as by HMAP and OBIS, was synthesized by the Future of Marine Animal Populations FMAPP) modeling project in an effort to forecast likely scenarios for delicate marine ecosystems.

Ours could take a tip from Singapore, whose $600 million annual Skills-Future Initiative requires employers to forecast likely changes ahead for their industries and cite the types of skills they'll need.

The models were then used to forecast likely shifts in patterns of transmission over the next 50 years (11).

The UKPDS-OM was used firstly to forecast likely progression of HbA1c, systolic blood pressure, total-to-HDL cholesterol ratio, and smoking status and secondly to estimate the likely first occurrence of seven major diabetes-related complications or death from any cause.