Sentence examples for repeatedly forecast from inspiring English sources

Yahoo had repeatedly forecast that net revenue would increase from 8to17percentent.

Secretary of state Hillary Clinton repeatedly forecast and demanded his overthrow, making it a precondition for negotiations.

In recent years, the many observers and enemies of the tabloids have repeatedly forecast their political decline.

RAP IS HEALTHIER THAN IT'S ever been, although its death has been repeatedly forecast since it was born in the Bronx in the late 1970's.

Houston made his bold prediction after the Knicks secured their third straight victory Saturday night in Chicago, echoing what James L. Dolan, the Garden chairman, has repeatedly forecast and what the team's president, Isiah Thomas, has said he envisions.

Opponents of President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement have made what may be a self-fulfilling prophecy: They repeatedly forecast the collapse of the health law, and then push it along.

Although Lynas has forecast repeatedly in recent months that it will start feeding ore into kilns by the end of September, engineers here said that it would take nine more months to install electrical wiring.

"If the government had acted earlier to address its repeatedly optimistic forecasts for public finances, we would not now be embarking on a recession with public sector borrowing and debt as high as they are".

Threatening popular tourist destinations during Labor Day weekend, Elena repeatedly defied forecasts, triggering evacuations of unprecedented extent.

First, we repeatedly fitted 2-covariate models to forecast each state and obtained the top 5 most frequent bellwether states for each state.

[Presidential forecast, Senate forecast].