Sentence examples for sensitive forecasts from inspiring English sources

The delay in releasing the modelling means the highly sensitive forecasts on job losses are not expected to be released until after the South Australian state election on 15 March.

"He almost needn't have bothered coming to the House because the whole budget, including the market sensitive forecasts, were in the Standard before he rose to his feet," Ed Miliband, leader of the opposition Labour party, told Osborne.

This approach, based on the method of analogs, produces reasonably sensitive forecasts of annual influenza epidemics (interpandemic influenza) (7 ).

Massaging of the figures, which are sensitive to forecasts of the rate of economic growth (or Greece's case, of shrinkage) and the interest rate should eventually reconcile the two.Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the Eurogroup of finance ministers, tonight offered another fudge.

In his response to the Budget, Mr Miliband said Mr Osborne "almost need not have bothered coming" to the Commons "because the whole Budget, including the market-sensitive fiscal forecasts, were in the Standard".

The SEAD results show that agricultural expansion in the north-western Negev (Israel) is highly dependent on water availability, which in turn is sensitive to forecasted climate change scenarios.

The value of an option is extremely sensitive to this forecast.

All of these forecasts are sensitive to assumptions, but it is clear that training of nurses will not rise fully to the level of demand in many advanced economies.

Note that the results of our financial forecasting and overall disease burden reduction are, of course, sensitive to the forecasted level of demand for rotavirus vaccine.

This agrees with other published studies, which suggest that the accuracy of forecasting methods can be sensitive to the point at which forecasts are made [ 5, 7, 28].

It's in the category of a recovery spec. Economists are sensitive to change and forecast often as needed.