Sentence examples for poorly forecast from inspiring English sources
Tropical Storm Genevieve was a rather poorly forecast storm.
Due to its small size, the storm was poorly forecast.
Similarly, should the Labour party do as poorly as is forecast by pollsters in May's local elections, at least some of Jeremy Corbyn's supporters will blame media partiality for the party misfiring.
Even if Mr Carney's economists forecast the jobless rate poorly, the guidance itself convinced businesses and investors that rates would not rise soon, despite the recent acceleration in Britain's growth rate.
Photograph: Olivier Hoslet/EPA Updated at 11.48am BST 9.51am BST Britain's manufacturing sector also fared poorly in September, shrinking by more than economists had forecast.
Pulse severe storms are poorly organized and occur randomly in time and space, making them difficult to forecast.
This situation is forecast to continue, with the Health Workforce Australia report noting "continued reliance on poorly co-ordinated skilled migration to meet essential workforce requirements – with Australia having a high level of dependence on internationally recruited health professionals" [ 9].
Still, this figure compares poorly with those for places like Singapore, where tourists numbered 9.7 million in 2009 and are forecast by the Singapore Tourism Board to reach between 11.5 and 12.5 million this year, after the opening of two resorts containing casinos.
Wall Street forecast $891.1 million.
Who forecast their impacts?
