Sentence examples for meaningful forecast from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to provide a meaningful forecast," said Steve McGowan, Sun's chief financial officer.

"We cannot provide meaningful forecasts about sales in Japan beyond the first quarter and, therefore, have not adjusted our sales or earnings plan for the remaining quarters of 2011," said Michael J. Kowalski, the chief executive.

My feeling is that there is too much uncertainty and too many variables in play to offer any truly meaningful forecasts.

There are simply too many variables involved to make any kind of meaningful, definitive forecast.

Pakistan does have a mechanism to receive limited hydrological data from India but officials say it is quite inadequate for meaningful flood forecasting.

Performing molecular docking using the crystals 3VRI, 3VRJ, and 3UPR should thus be able to forecast meaningful interactions between HLA-B*57 01 HLA-B*57 01rom the test set.

"The real challenge is producing meaningful and accurate forecasts early in the campaign".

"Despite meaningful production declines forecasted for the coming quarters, we estimate that Ford has enough cash through 2009," Brian A. Johnson, an analyst with Barclays Capital, wrote in a report this week.

Indeed, often times it is more meaningful to attempt forecasting relevant SMR values only over a finite number of years of additional follow-up.

For example, the possible combination of the General Additive Model [ 17] with the HHT algorithm may produce more physically meaningful or robust forecasting results.

The company is now of a meaningful size with sales forecast at over £1.1bn in 2015, relatively strong cashflow and a state-of-the-art logistics infrastructure.