Sentence examples for mainstream forecasts from inspiring English sources

Projections vary, but mainstream forecasts suggest that Germany's population will fall to around 72 million from its present 82 million by 2050.

Given that many of the same people have argued that we don't know enough to make valid global warming forecasts, it's very difficult to understand how the contrarians can rule out the possibility that warming could be as severe as mainstream forecasts suggest.

All the mainstream forecasts for global growth in 2012 assume a flat or falling price of oil.

It may be, but as yet, the evidence is scant from either conventional economic statistics or mainstream forecasts.

Solar power costs are tumbling so fast the technology is likely to fast outstrip mainstream energy forecasts.

For more than 25 years mainstream economists' forecasts have rested on the idea that should unemployment fall below an unknown (but very real) level called the natural rate of unemployment, then inflation would start to rise.

Some months ago, the Obama administration and various mainstream economists forecast a peak unemployment rate of roughly 8percentthis yearar.

A major economic upturn is not part of mainstream, short-term forecasts.

"While our five-year mainstream house price forecasts for the North East, North West and Wales are lower than the UK average, all areas are expected to experience positive growth to 2020, ranging from 12.0% in the North East to 14.8% in Wales," says head of Savills UK residential research, Lucian Cook.

The experimental results indicate that: in the comparisons of all the involved mainstream wind speed forecasting models, the proposed hybrid model has the best forecasting performance.

Of course, mainstream economists also forecast inflationary growth for 1997, only to be proved wrong by events in most OECD countries.