Sentence examples for making a forecast from inspiring English sources

The analog technique is a complex way of making a forecast, requiring the forecaster to remember a previous weather event which is expected to be mimicked by an upcoming event.

Yet this is a simple judgement that anyone making a forecast often overlooks.

I am not making a forecast that a crash is going to occur.

He said: "We're not making a forecast because I think it's unlikely we'll get that forecast right.

Armed with that knowledge, they can work towards making a forecast that's more reliable to decision makers.

"But it helps to be here on location, making a forecast for this one swath of land".

(He did not make a forecast).

Have you made a forecast of next quarter's sales?

Then, we use this information to make a forecast each month.

With all of this kind of data, he added, "anybody can make a forecast".

"Global warming itself fails to give the very critical features of specificity that make a forecast practical," he wrote.