Sentence examples for the forecasts which from inspiring English sources

The forecasts, which may or may not prove to be correct, reflect more than just a cloudy economic outlook for Europe.

More subtly, flexibility about when income and expenses are recognised on balance sheets permits what is known as "income smoothing": managing balance sheets in such a way that a corporation's profits rise smoothly and predictably (just beating the "forecasts" which investor relations departments have fed to Wall Street analysts), rather than fluctuating erratically.

It is found that forecasters of the four macroeconomic variables (i.e., GDP growth rate, CPI, exports and imports) partially utilize new information and publicly available information under LINEX loss function when they update the forecasts, which are similar to those under quadratic loss function.

The false alarm rate, or FAR, divides the area of the forecast which does not overlap the observed field by the size of the forecasted area.

Fire managers were concerned about the forecast, which calls for high temperatures early next week.

But it is still consulting industry stakeholders over the forecasting, which included a discussion in Melbourne on Tuesday.

But upon hearing the forecast, which called for gusts above 50 miles an hour, even Choi grew worried.

But the confidence interval attached to the forecast (which represents 90 percent of the possible outcomes) is wide: it ran from 17 points to 42 points.

The White House press secretary, Scott McClellan, repeatedly declined to endorse the forecast, which was included in a report sent to Congress last week under President Bush's signature.

The forecast – which was made five days before Hurricane Sandy hit the US mainland – was unexpected and confirmed only much later by other forecasters.

Republicans have about a 10 percent chance of winning a net of at least six seats from Democrats, according to the forecast, which would give them control of at least 53 seats next year.