Sentence examples for many forecasts are from inspiring English sources

In comparison, a gallon of diesel made from crude oil now costs more than $2, even before refining, and many forecasts are for the price of oil to go higher.

One of my issues with technicians (and other analysts) is that many forecasts are made with analysis that's perfunctory or nonexistent.

Many independent forecasts are even more pessimistic.

Although Mexico should benefit from recovery in the United States, Mr Videgaray thinks it needs a big dose of deficit spending to hit the government's 3.9% growth target this year (many private forecasts are closer to 3%).

These many individual forecasts are based on independently developed models and separately informed judgments.

Now, one of the things I do take issue with is how many future forecasts are established upon the current consciousness or way of thinking.

Many of the forecasts are based on how many people have played on illegal Web sites in the past.

Unlike many private forecasters, our forecasts are not designed to just be our single best estimate about the future.

As Gretchen Morgenson so convincingly pointed out in the last issue of FORBES (See no evil, speak no evil, p. 162, Dec. 15), and as I have emphasized many times, analyst forecasts are notoriously off the mark.

Since then the notion of peak oil on which many such forecasts were based has taken a battering.

Many forecasts now are for a neck-and-neck race that could produce a squeaking Labour victory, or a "hung Parliament" in which neither major party achieves a majority.