Sentence examples for what we forecast from inspiring English sources

"And we think we were able to do that at a price that is lower than what we forecast we would have paid on the open market".

"I think that we will see an increase, but we are very, very conservative in what we forecast, about a 15 percent increase of the traffic we get on the trade lane from Asia to Houston," Mr. Kunz said, discussing the movement of container ships.

"Taking into account what we forecast to receive over the weekend from gate receipts, bar takings and additional income we think we're left about £16,000-£20,000 saidt," said Bulls director Dave Preedy.

"Because we were not reflecting what we had forecast we would show," Mr. Edwards replied.

"My own view is that for the full year, growth will be a little less than what we were forecasting.

"We got exactly what we were forecasting the Fed to do," said Bryan Piskorowski, a market commentator at Prudential Financial.

By doing so, we will be in a good position should our numbers not match what we have forecasted and will not lose the large amount invested to start the business.

As in "true" physics, the meteorology study in Hamburg (and other German universities) consists mainly of mathematics and physics, while synoptical meteorology (i.e., what we call weather forecast) has only minor priority.

It began with pinheads of rain on the windscreen which might have forecast what we call "a soft day" – a day of gentle, refreshing rain.

"I can't forecast what we will learn" from the study, Honey says.

"We don't think the skill is sufficient beyond Day 7 to put out what we call deterministic forecasts Day 8 and beyond," said Dr. James D. Laver, the acting director of the federal Climate Prediction Center in Camp Springs, Md., which generates the government's forecasts.