Sentence examples for too much forecasting from inspiring English sources

The author rightly complains that too much forecasting, not just in economics, is short-termist, looking a year or two ahead at most.

Intelligence analysts spend too much time forecasting economic trends or broad political shifts, basing their conclusions on information freely available to think-tanks and academics.

Metal Prices: Many investors devote too much thought to forecasting future metals prices.

As with Athens since the financial crisis took hold, it became clear that no one would take responsibility for lending too much, for basing forecasts on only best-case scenarios.

But analysts said Williams-Sonoma was back on its feet and advised against making too much of the forecast since the company had not previously issued estimates for the third quarter.

The dynamics involved hold too much uncertainty to forecast a permanent transition to more forest cover and imply that more complex but robust versions of the theory are required.

But for forecasting ramp events, better effect relies too much on better NWP forecasts.

These estimates were made before the most recent budget and so do not include slightly improved economic forecasts for the past year, "but it shouldn't really affect our forecasts too much," said David Phillips, a senior research analyst at the IFS who I spoke to.

Still, because Florida has received plenty of polling — and because SurveyUSA's polls have been somewhat Democratic-leaning so far this cycle — the poll does not make too much difference in our forecast.

So don't put too much reliance into any forecast, or too much money into any one investment or even asset class.

Value investing;sticking to the lower P/E segment of the market;won't get you out at the top and back in at the bottom but it will save you from paying too much for over-optimistic analyst forecasts.