Sentence examples for rather than forecasts from inspiring English sources
Overall the interactive shows it is the declaration of famine, rather than forecasts and early warnings, which seizes attention.
The Scottish government has published slightly different figures which reflect what has been measured rather than forecasts.
In short, they are "projections" rather than "forecasts".
We develop and apply a Monte Carlo approach that describes ensemble statistics for several dozen urban areas rather than forecasting changes in individual urban areas.
Rather than forecasting demand and staffing a restaurant accordingly, as most systems do, the software tracks waitstaff performance in terms of per-customer sales and satisfaction (gauged by tips).
The hope of policymakers until recently was that research would identify precursor signals that could predict earthquakes with near certainty.Damned if you do, damned if you don'tDr Jordan argues that a focus on prediction rather than forecasting held sway in Italy in the days before the quake at L'Aquila.
The United States is shown as having a relatively accommodative policy, as you can see; however, that conclusion is driven in part by the use of current rather than forecast inflation in the Taylor rule, the point I discussed earlier.
The purpose of this study is to assess the effect of border adjustment policies when a carbon tax is in place rather than forecasting the performance of the whole economy overtime under the tax.
In particular, he notes the administration's apparent emphasis on climate "news you can use," such as regional forecasts, rather than global forecasts.
The figures that Stern and his team of researchers provide should be regarded as best guesses rather than precise forecasts, but they are instructive nonetheless.
That budget will have to do what the chancellor failed to do: set out a credible plan for reducing the deficit, grounded in sober rather than wishful forecasts for growth, decide where spending cuts will actually be made, and also in all probability announce additional tax increases.Britain's economy was overhyped before the recession, but the gloom has been overdone since the great fall.
