Sentence examples for to forecasting the from inspiring English sources

When it comes to forecasting the future, science fiction has not been the most precise medium.

Much of the previous research has been akin to forecasting the weather during a hurricane.

But when it comes to forecasting the costs of reform, the budget office's record is suspect.

It would be tantamount to forecasting the demise of their present set-up.

One should never say never when it comes to forecasting the outcome of an election two years in advance.

Analysts are suggesting the ICM poll, widely thought of as 'the gold standard' after it came closest to forecasting the result of the last general election, may indicate voters are focusing on the economy.

So whenever forecasters see that situation, they know to forecast the precipitation farther north.

They also try to forecast the future.

That makes it tough to forecast the currency's trend.

It extends the Fed's recent willingness to forecast the level of interest rates.

In May in the U.K., every major national poll failed to forecast the Conservative Party's win.