Sentence examples for made forecasts from inspiring English sources

We gathered traffic counts, made forecasts and demonstrated clearly that there was indeed no traffic-related reason to extend the Expressway.

"This figure could be revised down due to the high temperatures expected for the weekend and further dry weather," the analyst told Reuters, stressing that the 2011 spring was atypical and made forecasts more difficult.

The planners made forecasts, and government policy decisions influenced the level and direction of state investments; but there was no integrated system of production and allocation planning, even in the state sector, while the private sector was not directly planned at all.

He said the continuing political and economic turbulence had made forecasting for the current quarter "very limited".

Local forecasters make forecasts and heat alerts based on multiple forecast products as well as their judgment based on their local knowledge of historical weather and other factors mentioned above.

You don't see yourself as a market forecaster, but you do make forecasts.

They have to make forecasts.

Two imponderables make forecasts impossible.

NEVER make forecasts, especially about the future.

But making forecasts is their job.

But we make forecasts when it is easy to do so, and we make forecasts when it's hard.