Sentence examples for what was forecast from inspiring English sources

The correlation coefficient ranges from -1 to +1; +1 means that the observations follow perfectly what was forecast, while -1 means the observations behave exactly the opposite of what was forecast.

Heathrow's chief executive has urged the Government to give approval to its third runway on what was forecast to be the busiest day in its 86-year history.

In October 1987, what was forecast to be a stiff gale surprised the United Kingdom with a lethal swath of 100-120 mph winds.

EToys said sales might be half what was forecast, and it expects to end the year with $60 million to $70 million of inventory.

Mr. Murdoch's son James testified at the inquiry for five hours on Tuesday, and Mr. Murdoch himself was to take the stand on Wednesday for what was forecast, given the new uproar, to be an intense grilling.

An analysis of exchange premiums estimated that insurance costs in the exchanges are 16percentt below what was forecast two years ago; the lower costs were attributed to competition from new entrants in the market.

"Tourism is rebounding quicker than what was forecasted," Ms. Nicholas said.

However, it is a difficult task, if not impossible, to identify the real reason why a horizontal well is not producing what was forecasted.

We're also hearing that the actual numbers turned out to be better than what was forecasted in documents and that Postmates facilitated $56 million in gross merchandise volume in just the third quarter of last year.

The scary thing is that it still only controls only around 5 per cent of what is forecast to be a $2trn global e-commerce market in 2016.

Around the east side, many people have been out shoveling driveways and surveying the slow build-up to what is forecast to be a sizable, potentially dangerous storm.