Sentence examples for study forecasts from inspiring English sources

And no company in the C.S.F.B. study forecasts even a single year of declining profits.

By 2015, the study forecasts, 59percentt of American grandparents will be boomers.

The study forecasts as much as a 48% reduction of new local TV content production, and 37% fewer local films.

The study forecasts that pine plantations will keep expanding, to 54 million acres in 2040, while all other forest types decline.

But increasing warmth will likely penetrate more deeply into Antarctica; a recent study forecasts that the entire continent will heat up by more than five degrees this century.

The study forecasts that the annual growth rate of the UK's international postgraduate numbers will dip over the next 10 years, falling 4.1% during the period 2007-12 to 3.5% between 2013-24.

Mr. Fullerton noted, for example, that a 1998 study forecast that by 2008, job openings for computer engineers would grow by 323,000 and for systems engineers by 577,000.

The study forecast 12percentt annual growth rate in passengers using the Wassaic station, adding that "it is only a matter of time before the sites near the train terminus are developed".

It said the subway project could be completed in 12 years, not 17, and would create 7 million square feet of commercial development, not the 3.5 million the partnership's study forecast.

The study forecast that the Downtown Market, which occupies a 3.5-acre site close to highway exits and the Grand River, would achieve gross annual sales around $25 million, and generate more than 600 jobs.

M.I.T.'s new study forecasting a doubling of natural gas consumption in the United States over the next few decades revives the old "good news, bad news" paradox, and this time with enormous implications for our global climate.