Sentence examples for off the forecasting from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

If your impression of the race is changing radically every few minutes, however, then you're best off looking at the forecasts and projections that we and our competitors publish, along with Vegas betting lines and prediction markets.

But it was not surprising that the strength forecasts were off — the accuracy of such forecasts has hardly improved over the past several decades.

The monsoon rains that set off the flooding are forecast to fall for several weeks yet, meaning the worst may not be over.