Sentence examples for the forecasts of from inspiring English sources
verb
To estimate how something will be in the future.
Instead, they must rely on the forecasts of economists.
Google's financial results topped the forecasts of Wall Street.
The forecasts of previous annual reports have not always been reliable.
The forecasts of mass demonstrations against America's bombing of Afghanistan never materialised.
The forecasts of previous annual reports have not always proven reliable.
Less controversial was the steady improvement in the forecasts of tropical-storm tracks.
Both companies expect profit this year to exceed the forecasts of analysts.
In that case, the forecasts of electoral oblivion will probably be realised and deserved.
Perhaps you could create an equation that would calculate how important the forecasts of economists are.
The numbers they derive are factored into the forecasts of the firm's analysts and strategists.
More troubling, the forecasts of both the Fed and private economists have been way off the mark in recent years.
