Sentence examples for the forecasts of a from inspiring English sources

And if another does come along, the forecasts of a revenue slowdown for network television may prove a trifle premature.

Will the forecasts of a new cold war, so prolific since Russia's annexation of Crimea two years ago, prove misplaced?

The Redskins then led by only 21-14, buthehe play made all the forecasts of a long and painful Giants season already seem prophetic.

Mr. Beason was most likely emboldened by the forecasts of a constitutional future for his Arizona template, which should impress the court with the gravity of its responsibility.

The forecasts of a decade or more of football misery at Penn State may be overstating the case in a college sports culture that is primarily defined by continuous change.

Analysts said that increased demand for gas-fired heating in the cold spell, combined with strong performance by wind farms as storms battered the country, were likely to be behind the forecasts of a better-than-expected performance.

For us Sunday paper wallahs, the forecast of a wet Saturday is a matter for anxiety.

The Consumer Price Index increased 0.3percentt in April, compared with the forecast of a 0.4percentt rise, according to the Labor Department.

More positive is the forecast of a 19.2percentt growth rate for second-quarter earnings for the S.& P. 500.

The RPI edged up by 0.1 percentage point in June compared to the forecast of a 0.1 percentage point fall.

Manufacturing output fell by 1.3% in October compared with September, much weaker than the forecast of a 0.2% decline.