Sentence examples for not really forecast from inspiring English sources
I think economics has suffered in recent years, there has been a banking and financial collapse which was not really forecast by the economists and economists have disagreed a lot about how to get us out of the difficulties.
"We couldn't really forecast that Ichiro and Boone would have the type of years they've had.
And so I think history teaches that you can't really forecast which kinds of innovations will ultimately become networked and get to scale.
Mary Morouse's account of her trip east in 1999 reported, "I had one S.V.P. of sales tell me, 'We like any account who is growing faster than we are, but we don't really forecast that way.' When I asked him how much they are growing, he said 'I don't know.
"He really forecasted his own death," Mr. Goldberg said.
Reducing the expected error of the forecast model is not really meaningful as we cannot control the goodness of fit of the forecast in this study.
Third, these seasonal weather forecasts are not really designed for the general public.
"Hence, although the possibility of thunderstorms can be forecast, forecasting exactly where they will occur is not really possible".
"The ability to forecast what Congress is going to do is not really a science," Mr. Bass said.
So you are not really taking out $17,000, you are really losing the value of that money which is forecast to return $69,000.
