Sentence examples for stop forecasting from inspiring English sources

TOKYO (Agence France-Presse) — Japan's weather agency said Friday that it would stop forecasting the start of cherry blossom season, an annual headache that has embarrassed forecasters in the past.

All I know is that the sooner RIM makes this future a reality, the sooner people will stop forecasting gloom and doom for them.

With regard to the Nasdaq, we stopped forecasting the Nasdaq at the end of 1998.

(Just ask HTC about that — it is doing so badly that it has stopped forecasting its revenues).

The phone maker booked a slender NT$0.47 billion (then $14.7 million) profit one year ago in Q4 2014, but this time around it is a third successive quarterly loss following on from a NT$4.5 billion ($139 million) loss in Q3 2015, when it stopped forecasting its own sales, and a NT$8.0 billion (US$252 million) loss in Q2.

And the Italian Communists, unflaggingly inventive in their invective, did not stop there; they forecast the eventual substitution of "Coke" for "Amen".

And the Guinness World Record that Roker beat is utterly pointless: the official tops was 24 hours of non-stop weather forecasting, although NBC did manage to find a 33-hour broadcast completed by the Norwegian weather broadcaster Eli Kari Gjengedal in September, which hasn't yet been made official.

Avoiding mammograms would be like stopping weather forecasting because we occasionally over-prepare for storms that never hit.

The two had expected to stop issuing forecasts after losing funding from the insurance industry but have since found new money sources.

The rain was forecast to stop late on Wednesday morning, with the rest of the weekend largely shower-free – just brief bursts of rainfall late in the afternoon on Friday and Saturday.

The first is forecasting.