Sentence examples for long forecast from inspiring English sources

These exotic instruments have not yet produced the cataclysm that Jeremiahs have long forecast.

While analysts have long forecast a decline in the price of iron ore, the deterioration has been much more rapid than expected.

So the maneuvering raises the question of whether their current humiliation is a passing low point, or whether it marks the start of a lasting decline that experts have long forecast, but which has never before come to pass.

Other studies have already measured a rise in recent decades in heavy rains in areas as varied as North America and India, and climatologists have long forecast more heavy rainstorms in a world warmed by accumulating greenhouse gases.

However, the demise of the Defender has been long forecast and its clunky, box-like form had been kept on industrial life-support for years by nostalgists and canny marketeers.

The centre-right opposition parties in Poland and the Czech Republic are both now pushing the idea of flat taxes set at 15%.To many in the rich, high-tax countries of western Europe, all of this smacks of the dreaded "race to the bottom", long forecast by those who feared that the enlargement of the EU would lead to a loss of jobs and an erosion of the welfare state.

They don't need to view it as an investment at all, but if they do, they surely need a long forecasting horizon.

The main drawbacks of these methods are long forecasting time due to time-consuming nature, individual knowledge, lack of communication, absence of experts, etc.

The study demonstrates that with excellent models of climatic forecasts readily available, one can predict the disease incidence at long forecasting horizons, using this method, with high degree of efficiency.

We obtain the best forecasting results for the longest forecast horizons, suggesting the suitability of machine learning techniques for mid and long term forecasting.

Personally I shall believe the long-forecast increase in rates when I see it.