Sentence examples for total forecast from inspiring English sources

It had set aside £8m for the eviction – bringing the total forecast cost to £18m.

If we add that £15bn to the £108bn figure provided by Osborne, then total forecast borrowing for this year becomes £123bn, £1.4bn higher than last year.

But the change will raise total forecast borrowing over the next five years by £5.25 billion—£2.75 billion in 2001-02 alone.

Those three airports already handle just over 100m passengers a year, a total forecast to rise to 125m or even 150m by 2015.

The government borrowed an extra £15.4bn in December, higher than forecast by most analysts and, with three months still to go, almost hitting the total forecast for the full financial year.

Potential revenue is estimated at $1 billion-$billion-$1.7 billiona yearhabouthalfrisis-ridden counthe's total forecast GDP this year and enough to end its economic woes almost at a stroke.

Then the total forecasting error can be described by: v_{t} = v_{t}^{m} + v_{t}^{r} (13).

Therefore, the total forecasting wind power (P_{Sigma }^{forecast} (t)) can be calculated as: P_{Sigma }^{forecast} (t) = sumlimits_{i = 1}^{n} {f_{i}^ left( {v_{i}^{forecast} (t) - varepsilon_{i}^{forecast} (t)} right) (25).

Now there are 300-500; and the total is forecast to rise quickly to several thousand.

Cash bonuses in total are forecast to increase by roughly 8 percent, to $20 billion this year.

Hundreds of thousands of claims are pending in America's courts, with total costs forecast to reach $200 billion.