Sentence examples for would forecast from from inspiring English sources

The meteorologist is best known for presenting alongside Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan on the ITV programme, in which he would forecast from a floating map of the British Isles in Liverpool's Albert Dock.

Reacting to the automakers' progress, the Obama administration issued a report projecting that taxpayers would lose significantly less than previously forecast from the billions of dollars in government loans that bailed out the companies last year.

We could also forecast from trailers which professors would be seen as more effective (on average across students) than other professors in live lectures (i.e., professor effects).

Who would have forecast that?

It said it would cut its growth forecast from predictions it issued last September.

The decider would be the weather forecast from the Maison de la Montagne.

The forecast from 'old Europe' was the fans wouldn't come - well here they are.

However, 2.4 per cent growth in 2014 would still be lower than the 2.7 per cent average forecast from private sector analysts.

Now, with an uncertain economic outlook, Governor Rowland said that trying to forecast what would happen three months from now, let alone a year from now, was impossible.

They studied sales trends from the past three years and forecast what would sell well this year.

gets its forecast from population numbers.