Sentence examples for to forecast from from inspiring English sources

It is just reading tea leaves to forecast from currently available data whether the takeoff in productivity growth in the 1990's has evaporated.

Grey theory is a study containing the known and unknown information at the same time, constructing a Grey model to forecast from a limited, discrete data.

In general, it is difficult to forecast from the original time series directly, as wind speed and wind power have the nature of rapid fluctuation and high randomness.

In conclusion, it appears possible to forecast from brief video trailers, the extent to which an individual student will respond unusually well to a specific professor, as well as how students on average will respond to different professors.

Analysts at stockbroker N+1 Singer said: "Today's results in absolute terms are disappointing when compared to forecasts from six months ago.

But over the next few decades, according to forecasts from the Congressional Budget Office, it's projected to grow only at 2.3 percent per year.

The two cities followed by Los Angeles will hold their position at the top of the table in 2020, according to forecasts from PricewaterhouseCoopers, an accountancy firm.

The administration has pointed to forecasts from economists that the mix of tax cuts and new spending would spur growth and appreciably reduce the jobless rate.

At the current level, the Treasury will raise about £3.5bn from the tax in 2013-14 according to forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility, rising to £5.8bn in 2018-19.

However, we do continue to see some risks to forecasts from a weaker resources sector, tough pricing and potentially higher churn given 2016 rebids.

According to forecasts from the International Energy Agency, demand for gas will grow faster in India over the next two decades than in any other country.