Sentence examples for poor forecast from inspiring English sources

But unlike Intrade, he spent much of the night maintaining that Santorum would win — which turned out to be a poor forecast.

Mr. Ziehn said the cost would be covered by reserves and probably did not play a role in today's poor forecast.

The BHA has also reacted to the poor forecast this weekend by scheduling an additional all-weather Flat fixture at Southwell on Saturday.

Thus, the earthquake potential model showing a similar spatial distribution to what we observe now for large earthquakes will give a rather poor forecast of future earthquakes.

Michael Wagner, KB's chief operating officer, confirmed the poor forecast, but after working 15-hour days in Roanoke throughout December, he maintains Hanover's "warehouse was not set up as efficiently as it could have been for our product".

"Once Australia went past 450, England will have looked at Saturday's poor forecast, reasoned they were unlikely to win the game, and thought: we don't need to do anything here.

Given the government's recent poor forecasting performance, how should we think about the coming year?

In some ways, in fact, poor forecasts seem to be a part of the human condition.

After several years of poor forecasts based on input from the large industrial users, the utility instituted the provision.

The delivery company, which works for retailers including Amazon, Argos, Boots and Tesco Direct, and delivers to every postcode in the country, blamed poor forecasting by retailers for its difficulties.

A more likely scene would have placed the finance director and the head of exploration shouting expletives at each other around a boardroom table wondering why their $7bn spent to date had added up to nothing, blaming each other for poor forecasting and a failure to grasp the realpolitik.