Sentence examples for wild forecast from inspiring English sources

The two-tee start was in retrospect an overreaction to a wild forecast.

Mr. Blodget rose to fame as a Wall Street analyst in the late 1990s with a wild forecast for Amazon's shares that came true.

However, in order for this wild forecast to add up, the IPCC had to make bizarre projections for countries' future economic growth.

But I did not get where I am today by making wild forecasts at such a late stage.

They made some wild forecasts about how they expect it to rise to 70percentt by 2015 — wild because the issue in Mexico and Latin America goes beyond mere access and connectivity.

With blustery, wet and potentially wild weather forecast to roll across the southeast coast of England overnight, change could come suddenly and often.

As the weeks extended well beyond his initial optimistic forecast, Wild established and maintained routines and activities to relieve the tedium.

You'll be surprised to hear that, as I write, it's drizzling in Manchester and it's forecast to be wild and windy in Leeds later, but that won't necessarily favour the Rhinos, either, given their adventurous style of play - while the Storm aren't exactly strangers to playing in the rain given the oft-Mancunian climate of a Melbourne winter.

Even in the U.S., CDMA skeptic Bill Frezza accused the two key Qualcomm luminaries, Irwin Jacobs and Andrew Viterbi, of wild mendacity for their casual forecast that the digital CDMA technology might ultimately improve on analog by a factor of 20 to 40.

The wild card in all the forecasts is the possible re-emergence in the late summer of El Nino.

Aquaculture is now forecast to overtake wild-caught fish as the source of most fish consumption in 2021, for the first time.