Sentence examples for rash forecast from inspiring English sources

He was very fond of quoting, as the quintessentially rash forecast, a headline in Lord Beaverbrook's Daily Express in the late 1930s, proclaiming something to the effect that "there will be no war".

Now, I did not get where I am today by making rash forecasts, and words of my late father often come back to me.

Now, I did not get where I am today by making rash forecasts: but I was struck by the recent findings of one research organisation that there has been a modest movement in favour of Remain, and that analysis of demographic trends suggests this trend is likely to continue.

A rash of new studies that try to forecast productivity's behavior in the months ahead predict rates that are all over the lot.

The report forecasts that cyber­security pay will not dip below where it was in 2007, when a rash of high-profile Internet attacks made this field seem more essential.

Be rash.

Rash cackles.

Diaper rash A red rash.

Any rash?

(Forecast: Sun).

Verve Forecast.