Sentence examples for the forecast a from inspiring English sources

As a result, finance-ministry officials reckon economic growth this year may be only 2.6%—down by 0.2% on the forecast a month or two ago.

Debbie Danielson, who runs the Forecast, a women's clothing boutique across the street from Eastern Market on Seventh Street SE, produced another BART acronym sandwich: bacon, avocado, 'rugula and tomato on white bread.

It does say: At some point in the next two years, according to the forecast, a third of the nation's 100 largest metro areas (accounting for 60percentt of the U.S. population) are expected to see modestly falling house prices.

Starting in early 2001, Federal Reserve officials and most Wall Street economists began predicting a quick return to healthy growth, only to repeat the forecast a few months later after they were proved wrong.

If you're not going through all this work to sort the states in order — and it does require some work, since you need to project the outcome in every state as well as account carefully for the uncertainty in the forecast — a reasonably good alternative is just to compare the average of state polls to the average of national polls.

Underneath the forecast, a scale ranging from A to I was displayed along with visual depictions.

But that is a small change, relative to the big downgrade in the forecast a year ago.

The figure announced last week was more than four times as large as the forecast a year ago and half again as big as the one only five months ago.

Dan Crippen, director of the Congressional Budget Office, told the Senate Budget Committee on Wednesday, for example, that his agency now expected the accumulated budget surplus over the next 10 years to be $4 trillion less than the forecast a year ago.

The forecast is a fantasy -- a number pulled from the air.

The effect is enough to change the forecast from a deficit into a small increase.