Sentence examples similar to tenuous forecasts from inspiring English sources

This only happens if GDP momentum is robust, a tenuous forecast that also assumes incremental margins hold at the high 2010 experience.

ATHENS — Offering the first real hope that Greece could emerge from a six-year recession, the government on Monday presented a draft budget for next year forecasting a tenuous return to growth.

But those forecasts become more tenuous each day a war appears more likely.

Mr. Romney still has the advantage in the FiveThirtyEight forecast, but it is more tenuous than the one we released overnight.

There, Mr. Obama holds a much more tenuous lead, about one percentage point in our forecast, which converts to about a 60 percent chance of winning.

Without reforms to popular health and retirement programs, higher revenue, or both, the sustainability of federal fiscal policy over the long run is now even more tenuous than prior to the fiscal crisis," said a recent analysis by the forecasting firm Moody's Analytics.

The caution sign is the latest in a string of forecasts from multinational manufacturers, including General Electric and Honeywell International, that the economic recovery remains tenuous and tepid at best.

Tenuous Tether.

The calm is tenuous.

A tenuous calm reigns.

The situation remains tenuous.