Sentence examples for the forecast would be from inspiring English sources

Beyond the bright spots, the economic picture was mixed enough that economists, analysts and retailers were split about how dire the forecast would be for the months ahead.

But for belated cost-cutting measures and falls in raw-material prices, the forecast would be worse.Some analysts think that is conservative, because sales in America and Japan appear to be recovering slowly and costs are being slashed further (the company says it is shooting for "emergency profit improvements" of around ¥1.25 trillion).

With vaccination, the forecast would be as low as 632 cancer cases (76% reduction) and 335 cancer deaths (76% reduction).

John M. Grunsfeld, the chief scientist at NASA, said that working without the forecasts would be like living in a coastal area without any hurricane forecasting.

We'd feel the zephyr, the breeze, and know what the weather forecast would be the following day.

Knowledge, the book forecast, would be the currency of a globally connected world where people would need to "learn, unlearn and relearn" in order to survive.

The weather forecast would be on the radio (my parents liked to know the future), my sister pouting because she couldn't listen to her music program.

If we could consider all possible tsunami scenarios, the tsunami forecast would be highly precise.

Mr. de Guindos would not say what the improved 2014 forecast would be.

While trying to be optimistic, Mr. Paulson said that the administration's forecast "would be less, but I do believe we'll keep growing".

The company believes its early adoption of Mango, which market researcher Strategy Analytics recently forecast would be the fastest-growing major mobile platform in 2012, will help it achieve its goal.