Sentence examples for not be forecasted from inspiring English sources

We have a couple of stories about forecasting things you might have thought could not be forecasted, wars and traffic.

The planned infrastructure is probably sufficient for average demand, but time-varying traffic flows, i.e., at peak periods, combined with the influence of road geometry, can produce undesired congestion that can not be forecasted or analysed with the static tools.

There are still many situations that could not be forecasted or require flexibility because of distinct issues in different regions.

Also, this QTL had a larger dominance effect (see Table 2), which could not be forecasted from information on the pure lines.

Politicians and strategists on both sides agreed that control of the Senate could not be forecast with any certainty.

The belief, which began with Burt Berry, DAL's founder, in the 1970s, was that market trends could not be forecast and were clear only in retrospect.

Analysis of figures from the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR), the government's independent forecasting body, has found that Britain's finances would not be forecast to hit a budget surplus by 2019-20 without recent upward revisions to net migration numbers.

Furthermore, some things can't be forecasted by number crunchers, political strategists, and pundits eager to jump on the bandwagon of political power.

Local officials said the slide had not been forecast, although avalanche conditions were rated as hazardous.

Furthermore, they added, the impact of lower oil prices on corporate profits has largely been negative, with improvement not being forecast until the second half of the year.

Cyclone Pam had not been forecast to hit Vanuatu directly, but a westward change of course put the islands in its path early on Saturday.