Sentence examples for once forecast from inspiring English sources

He has admitted that the instant Olympic bounce he once forecast for London's economy has evaporated, replaced by a "patchy" performance across many important sectors.

Instead of the $2 billion operating profit it once forecast, Chrysler has given warning of a $1.2 billion operating loss in the second quarter.

Super Suppers, which is based in Fort Worth, once forecast it would have 600 stores by the end of 2006; it now has about 200.

Rivera may not have achieved the stardom once forecast for him, but he is a major leaguer and therefore an unqualified success story and hero back home.

The airline said its losses would worsen in the second half of the year, rather than shrink, as it had once forecast.

So far, the economic consequences of Nafta have seemed mixed – not as dire as Perot predicted nor as positive as former president Bill Clinton once forecast.

Once forecasts have been generated, the appropriate alarm thresholds need to be set.

Nonetheless, the stock market has some forecasting power, even once economists' forecasts of G.D.P. are already accounted for.

And with maximum scoring conditions expected — no significant winds, and temperatures once again forecast in the mid-to-high 90s — it will probably require something in the mid-60s for Molder or Davis to hang on and join the group of seven golfers who have made Colonial their first tour win.

While the head count is not rising, "there's a lot more oil in the North Sea than people believed, and there will be a lot more employment coming out of oil" than had once been forecast, said John Reynolds, the lord provost of Aberdeen, whose post is equivalent to mayor.

Once a forecast has been made, the broker must make a decision on whether to hedge the risk and invest in a reserved instance, or to wait until the next period and buy an on-demand instance.