Sentence examples for may have forecast from inspiring English sources

Aides to both denied that, suggesting that the monk, not the president, may have forecast Mrs. Clinton's future.

Since the modified temperature curve has deviations and may have forecast errors, five patterns are generated based on the standard deviation: Extremely high (+2 standard deviations), High (+1 standard deviation), Middle, Low (−1 standard deviation), and Extremely low (−2 standard deviations).

A better-informed trader, whether of the low or high-frequency variety, may have forecast with reasonable accuracy that the jobs number is likely to have increased.

Recent polls have forecast that Kadima may not win a single seat in parliament in the 22 January vote.

And a deluge of defaults, which many have forecast over the last year, may finally arrive.

The figures were worse than expected, as many analysts had forecast the economy may have emerged from recession late last year as the Japanese yen weakened against other major currencies, giving a boost to Japanese export manufacturers.

After the election, mainstream conservatives may well engage in what Richard Viguerie has forecast as "a massive, almost historic battle for the heart and soul of the Republican Party".

After growing 7.3% in 2014, the economy is thought to have expanded by 6.9% in 2015 and the central bank has forecast that it may slow further in 2016 to 6.8%.

Some said the increase means the economy may be growing faster in the January-March quarter than they had forecast.

Analysts had forecast an increase.

Economists had forecast a decline.