Sentence examples for snapshot forecast from inspiring English sources

To give an idea of current and near-term market size, a snapshot forecast put out by Gartner yesterday suggests these VPA-enabled wireless speakers will generate just $3.52BN in global revenue by 2021, up from $0.72BN in 2016.

The latest snapshot beat forecasts made by City economists for slower growth of 0.5% in the three months to July.

Midterm elections are a snapshot, not a forecast: were it the other way round, both Michael Foot and Neil Kinnock would have become prime minister.

There is a case for the defence here, which is that polls are a snapshot and not a forecast, though that is rarely spelled out.

Moreover, polls are snapshots, and not forecasts.

Strictly speaking, of course, these trends do not amount to "error" in individual polls, except to the degree that consumers of the data expect early polling snapshots to constitute forecasts of the election outcome.

A forecast is a snapshot not a movie.

A delay forecast offers a quick snapshot of the flight's on-time percentage to help you anticipate delays.

Sysco's latest quarterly snapshot also topped Wall Street's forecasts, driving shares in the food distributor up 4.4% to $66.40.

There's also a dosimeter mode, where the app measures "an equivalent exposure over the monitoring period" and then forecasts annual exposure based on that snapshot.

Some of her sky pictures are in this project, together with weather forecasts cut from the newspaper, a dog's snapshot and a map, made by its owner, of its route on a specific date.