Sentence examples for many other forecasts from inspiring English sources

Brazil, a third-place contender, we placed first (as did many other forecasts).

An SNP spokesperson said the OBR's forecasts for oil prices were "pessimistic relative to many other forecasts".

The 27-gold figure is substantially higher than many other forecasts.

Population growth projections feed into many other forecasts and models - projections of energy use, for example, or corporate profits - so people like Sanyal scrutinise these UN figures carefully.

And the IMF admitted that it, like many other forecasting organisations, had underestimated the negative impact on growth of steep cuts in public spending.

Many other energy forecasts have painted a far bleaker picture of the oil markets for the next 12 months.

"Here we have got the Treasury, having done a very comprehensive piece of work, backing up what the Bank of England, what the IMF [International Monetary Fund], what the OECD [Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development], what many other economic forecasts, have [said], and I think that evidence is far more important than the view of one person or another person," he said.

Climatology does serve to characterize the general properties of an average season and can be used as one of many other tools for making forecasts.

In retrospect, Gatsby reads like an epitaph for that era; it is, among many other things, a prescient forecast of the end of the party, a subtle critique of the glossy materialism of the era - although Gatsby sold far fewer copies at the time than This Side of Paradise, the novel that gave birth to the flapper era and made its author a star.

But with DNA forecasts of many other conditions on their way, BRCA carriers offer the first clues for how to reckon with a serious disease that may never arise — and with the family turmoil that nearly always does.

Comverse's management was criticized by analysts for having issued over-optimistic forecasts, although many other Israeli firms in the industry did even worse or failed completely during this period.