Sentence examples for might forecast from inspiring English sources
The fact that it may not happen quite as fast as the worst-case scenarios might forecast isn't all that reassuring.
And they will be watched closely for what they might forecast for the next parliamentary elections, to be held in 2009.
It is the implicit, and explicit, assumption that anyone might forecast technology in the year 2110.
Did he experience other emotional traumas, or interpersonal influences that might forecast future traits and behaviors?
Additionally, they did not see any clouds on the horizon that might forecast Conservative defeat if they waited.
Sampson and Richards, for instance, tested the hypothesis that pre-eruptive tooth positions might forecast crowding and proposed that a buccal eruption path of a mandibular canine indicates an insufficient space in the dental arch.
John Cassidy on how the decision might influence the Presidential campaign and how the Court's ruling on Arizona's immigration law might help forecast Thursday's decision.
García Moreno's death, as he himself might have forecast, brought a period of near anarchy.
It began with pinheads of rain on the windscreen which might have forecast what we call "a soft day" – a day of gentle, refreshing rain.
More likely, the upset in front of a capacity Garden crowd of 19,353 might have forecast Duke's chances of defending its N.C.A.A. title if it does not get point guard Kyrie Irving back before the end of his freshman season.
The literature that might help forecast terrorist events, however, has a major limitation: existent findings are either overly broad (i.e. democracies are more likely to be attacked by terrorists) or rely on voluminous attack data before trends can be identified and forecasts made.
