Sentence examples for which was forecast from inspiring English sources

One state transportation official said more bad weather, which was forecast for the weekend, could bring more trouble.

Next Level, which makes broadband communications systems, said its fourth-quarter loss, which was forecast at 12 cents a share, would be bigger.

"It's just like The Big Short," Moores says, referring to the film and book about the lead-up to the financial collapse, which was forecast by only a few.

The storm, which was forecast to reach Florida as a hurricane by Monday, dumped 9in of rain on Dominica late Wednesday, followed by another 6in early Thursday, according to the weather service in the nearby island of Antigua.

The parental-leave programme, which was forecast to require C$1 billion annually, already costs 50% more.At a provincial election last month Mr Charest managed to win a third term with a narrow majority (having governed with a legislative minority in his second term).

Steve Peace, a San Diego Democrat who is chairman of the California Senate's budget committee, predicted that the shortfall in his state's $80 billion general-fund budget, which was forecast at $8 billion before Sept. 11, would now grow to at least $12 billion.

Goldman Sachs, a bank which was forecasting oil at $40 for the next two quarters, now says the risk is "skewed to the upside", meaning that the likely price is higher.Some of the factors behind this bounce are temporary.

However, Au-LPa large selectively disintegrated S. mutans biofilms as compared to S. aureus (Fig. 7c), which was forecasted in the assay results (Fig. 5).

More than 20 are in China, which is forecast to surpass America and have the most nuclear reactors around 2030.

Britain's mounting debt burden, which is forecast to rise to 78% of GDP by 2014, continued to worry investors.

But it must eventually bear the running costs, which are forecast to reach €45-50m by 2030.