Sentence examples for off the forecast from inspiring English sources

I shrugged off the forecast and drove 21 miles to the edge of the continent to take a look. .

It shaved 0.7 of a percentage point off the forecast for the euro zone, which it now thinks will grow by 1.1%.

The ­Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency has shaved two full years off the forecast for North Korea's ICBM program, now estimating that North Korea will be able to field a reliable, nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile as early as next year.

It tells us how far off the forecast was, irrespective of the sign of the error.

The Treasury Department and the Office of Management and Budget signed off on the forecast -- until they disavowed it.

Winter had decided to take the season off, though the forecast called for storms and wind.

Unsurprisingly, such wildly off-the-mark forecasts have fueled criticism of the I.M.F.'s approach -- and by extension the Clinton Administration's approach -- to solving the Asian crisis.

Although the intensity forecasts were off, the track forecasts were better than usual compared to the ten-year period prior to that year.

While the Bond Market Association expects corporate bond issuance to trail off, the group forecasts modest growth for issuance in asset-backeds.

Perhaps most pernicious, when a dealer discounted a car to move it off the lot, the forecasting system would see that sale as true marketplace demand, triggering inaccurate forecasts of orders that were likely to come.

The concept probably applies to something really off the forecasting charts, like Madonna's making a good movie or Albany's passing a budget on time.