Sentence examples for the forecast that from inspiring English sources

If available forecasts diverge notably, the baseline scenario will reflect an assessment of the forecast that is deemed to be most plausible.

Pennsylvania is somewhat more competitive, but Mr. Obama leads there by about 5 points in the forecast (that was also his margin in a Rasmussen Reports poll of the state on Thursday).

"So I am calling on the BBC and the other major broadcasters to incorporate an additional five- to 10-minute slot into the forecast that focuses properly and honestly on the Earth's changing climate.

"In my view, these developments might suggest a downward revision in the forecast that is large enough to raise concerns about whether further tightening of labor markets is likely," Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, said on Tuesday.

During that year, the Stormy system reasonably reproduced the forecast that was similar to the observation.

But I, as Botany's Woolly Lamb, predict tomorrow's weather". The forecast that followed consisted of a single screen with several lines of text, but no map.

His critics "poured scorn on the forecasts that failed," the Gribbins write, and "ignored the ones that were correct".

The very large grey zone is irrelevant to the forecasts that were made.

They compare the forecasts that are generated by their model to one year of ground measurements.

No one, in other words, will be talking about the forecasts that have been revised this year: borrowing up, growth down, targets flunked.

The forecasts that were initialized between 2008 and 2012 (crosses) all show a general trend for further decreases in temperature, continuing the observed trend.