Sentence examples for make forecasts of from inspiring English sources

A surge in corporate spending this year could make forecasts of 2.5% growth look far too pessimistic.

Let us assume that they make forecasts of economic growth by extrapolation from the data for the previous five years, and put money in the equity markets of the countries that have grown the fastest.

Speedi had been designed in the 1980s to make forecasts of radiation dispersal that, according to the prime minister's office's own nuclear disaster manuals, were supposed to be made available at least to local officials and rescue workers in order to guide evacuees away from radioactive plumes.

Manufacturers make forecasts of potential future penalties and make adjustments to their strategies in order to avoid penalties (see Technical Report for full detail on this).

VAR and VEC models can be further established to make forecasts of Brent oil prices from January 1990 to August 2017 inside of the sample and from September 2017 to December 2022 outside of the sample.

SPEEDI was designed in the 1980s to make forecasts of radiation dispersal should an accident occur.

Ties of kinship of loyalty to a large extended family give Pakistani society a solidity that makes forecasts of its imminent collapse seem fanciful.

Because no one can predict with absolute certainty the effects of the political forces in a foreign country, analysts are reduced to making forecasts of alternatives based on what is known about political trends and patterns.

A Welsh government spokeswoman said: "While making forecasts of the fiscal position of the UK government is exceptionally challenging, it is clear that the scale of reductions Wales has faced since 2010-11 will continue in the next spending review period.

The feature of ARIMA model makes forecasting of huge fluctuation difficult.

This paper starts from current researches, combines single models and proposes a mixed forecasting model, this model makes forecasting of agricultural commodities prices in different markets simultaneously possible.