Sentence examples for reporting forecasting from inspiring English sources

Thus, during a crisis, the local staff (if there are any) may become spread so thin in collecting and interpreting data, while maintaining equipment, reporting, forecasting and situation-advisory duties, that there is no time to put out calls for help to expand the monitoring and response network.

In 1998, United Nations World Tourism Organisation published a report forecasting what tourists might be demanding in the years up to 2020.

In October, Thomson Reuters issued a research report, forecasting that China would surpass the United States in patent filings in 2011.

Last autumn, PWC released a climate-change report forecasting massive disruptions to human life and dangerous changes to the earth's systems.

Standard & Poor's, for example, published a report forecasting a possible credit crisis resulting from passage of the bill, "further reducing economic growth prospects".

Singapore — Every five years, the United States National Intelligence Council, which advises the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, publishes a report forecasting the long-term implications of global trends.

Is anyone surprised by today's Institute for Fiscal Studies report forecasting that, as Britain gets poorer, more people will be poor?

Research agency research2guidance recently released a report forecasting that the total app download market could grow to a whopping $15 billion by 2013.

J.P. Morgan senior analyst Imran Kahn has released his annual report forecasting trends for the New Year that includes a number of positive projections for the e-commerce industry.

Internal Report: Forecasting fish consumption in Israel in 2000-2005.

Different scenarios have been reported forecasting the gradual warming of the planet.