Sentence examples for question the forecast from inspiring English sources

When a reporter tried to ask an obligatory weather question — the forecast calls for temperatures in the teens — Belichick cut off the question, jumping in: "I'm not really too worried about the weather.

An assistant housing secretary Michael Liu, whose office administers Section 8, said the administration believed that no one would lose a voucher based on the appropriation and questioned the forecast by the budget office.

Some detractors, however, question the rosy forecast Iacobucci is peddling and say DayJet will run up huge losses.

Paul Kench, a geomorphologist who now heads the University of Auckland's School of Environment in New Zealand, was the first to question the dire forecasts for Kiribati and similar island nations.

The ENSO products section of the IRI homepage provides links to the IRI ENSO forecast products and answers to many questions regarding the forecasts.

In the age of the smartphone, there is no reason to ask once-acceptable questions: the weather forecast, a business phone number, a store's hours.

To answer this question, the Romers compare the forecasts from 1965 to 1991 with those of several private forecasting services.

You can now ask your question, e.g., what's the forecast in Boston, will it rain tomorrow, when will the sun rise, etc.

Beyond the question of current data, the forecast is always highly uncertain.

"How many?" is the outstanding question of importance to the forecast.

But Greenpeace questions the official forecasts of how much energy will be generated and says Brazil's dash for hydropower on the Tapajós is a potentially disastrous ecological and economic mistake.