Sentence examples for unlikely forecast from inspiring English sources

Okada, who is 53, wears glasses and flavors his remarks with lectures on religion, philosophy and history, has kept urging his team onward to meet his own unlikely forecast, saying, "We have to go for more".

Invariably someone would point out this was only a projection, that the future was never an extrapolation of the past, that it was most unlikely the forecast would come to pass and certainly not in this time frame.

Households must splurge, but even more unlikely is their forecast that business investment will expand at over 6% each year for five successive years.

However, the UK auction is unlikely to smash forecasts like last week's Dutch sell-off, according to Will Draper of Espirito Santo bank.

Small regional acquisitions are possible but City talk of a possible sale of the Care business is unlikely unless a forecast-beating offer is received.

Writers, musicians, poets and Brian Perkins have all revelled in the forecast's unlikely allure.

Four days' play is unlikely given the weather forecast, but three seems enough for most teams in the second division.

By March, however, Zannino knew that Dow Jones was unlikely to meet his forecast of eighteen-to-twenty-per-cent revenue growth for the year — without which there would be little cash to make investments in new media or technology.

Many economists are looking for a rebound in the second half of the year, but some said the Reagan Administration was unlikely to achieve its forecast of 4percentt growth for all of 1986.

ANP said its final forecast was unlikely to be available until later on Thursday or even Friday because several large municipalities including Amsterdam, The Hague and Utrecht would not finish counting all votes until then.

An incremental improvement in the accuracy of the forecast is unlikely to change this decision.