Sentence examples for narrative forecast from inspiring English sources

The study by Dieckmann et al. (in a military intelligence context) indicated a smaller ambiguity effect in decisions that were taken when a narrative forecast was accompanied by a probability range as opposed to the same narrative with simply a point value.

Testing: Examining police practices through randomized controlled trials, systematic quantitative and narrative reviews, algorithmic forecasting, meta-analyses, qualitative case studies, and other methods, in order to decide what practices to deploy in police operations.

Wrapping up a three-day post State of the Union tour that has forecast Mr. Obama's narrative for his re-election battle with Republicans, Mr. Obama said it was the government's obligation to narrow the gap between rich and poor.

I've watched weather forecasts with more narrative drive.

Mr. Obama tried Friday to shift the political narrative away from the grim forecasts of the Congressional Budget Office.

Traditional market research strategies rely too heavily either on a few opinions or on building a narrative around publicly available information like forecasts for the market or competitor spend.

Climate models from around the world are forecasting this relatively cooler La Niña narrative to end over the next six months as a weak El Niño tries to develop.

Near-future fiction can be a way to forecast possibilities, and it can be an enjoyable narrative device.

Scenarios are neither predictions nor forecasts and sometimes may be based on a "narrative storyline".

The news that a talented backbencher for whom promotion was often forecast was giving up was the cue for a familiar narrative, much of it intended to be sympathetic but all of it contributing to one impression.

That runs counter to the narrative that polls are closing in and is very different from other forecast models ― most notably the 71percentt probability she has in FiveThirtyEight's model.