Sentence examples for things to forecast from inspiring English sources

AMONG the more difficult things to forecast for 2009 is what will happen to giving.

There are art advisors who are hired for this, and there are also things like artrank.com and all these things that try to forecast which artist will perform well in a market and which won't, and they take their own data pools.

For one thing, our ability to forecast the success of any particular transplant is limited.

But actually we then had eighteen years of Conservative government and then the huge Labour majorities under Tony Blair, so these things can be hard to forecast.

It's a reference platform, designed to forecast things to come.

We try to forecast things like future financing needs, so this was a miss on our part.

In terms of foolish things to do, trying to forecast 6% declines in the market is right up there with ax-catching or shorting Internet stocks.

I'm not going to try to forecast where things will be 10 days from now".

It played a major role in creating the financial crisis, when everyone relied on computer-generated and certified "models" to forecast such things as the likelihood of mortgage defaults.

PAGE A23 The Celebrity Court Escape A22 BUSINESS AD SPENDING OUTLOOK Gets Even Less Rosy A bad year for advertising spending may actually be worse than originally thought, according to Robert J. Coen, whose job it is to forecast such things.

Samsung executives seemed surprised by the surge in their company's fortunes, and forecast better things to come in the second quarter.