Sentence examples for personal forecast from inspiring English sources

The cable channel will soon announce the mid-August launch of a daily two-hour live show that taps into the resources and quirky spirit of Weather Underground, the website for meteorological enthusiasts obsessive enough to own personal forecast stations.

Ken Fisher's market forecasts in Forbes represent his personal forecasts of the overall market and are not an indication of the performance of Fisher Investments or its clients.

Notably, two of the three Commonwealth Fund questions involve notions of personal forecasting ('if I become seriously ill, then… '), which may be more subject to biases than questions about conditions that are already present.

Compaq, a maker of personal computers, forecast a loss for the fourth quarter, as well.

"I'll give you a personal weather forecast that will make you smile, whatever the weather," promises this bot, as if TV weather forecasters weren't overly chirpy enough.

I tune into my own personal color forecast.

Karin has a telephone job dispensing "personal weather forecasts" for travelers, which is wittily appropriate.

Dell, the personal computer maker, forecast second-quarter revenue on Tuesday that fell short of analysts' estimates as businesses held off on buying personal computers and smartphones and tablets ate into the company's sales.

HP said it has seen increases in business spending on technology as well as in personal computing, and forecast 2010 adjusted earnings of $4.44 per share.

More than sheer curiosity about where everyone will end up, we also use the rumors of acceptances and rejections to ease personal anxiety and forecast our own fates.

The No. 2 maker of personal computers also forecast that operating earnings per share will about double in the third quarter from the current period but could lag Wall Street's consensus target.