Sentence examples for would not forecast from inspiring English sources

The network said it was being cautious and as a matter of policy would not forecast a winner until the polls had closed.

Mr Prodi said he would not forecast when Britain would join since he knew any interference in British politics was negative.

While the company would not forecast earnings, it acknowledged plans to write off at least $400,000 in costs associated with the closing of its metals recovery operations in Westbury and the opening of a new plant in Waterbury, Conn.

Company officials told investors that they expected to be able to meet their earnings targets for the first quarter but that they would not forecast results for the year because conditions were too uncertain.

While he would not forecast trends, he said he thought that "our companies have done extremely well in very difficult economic times, and they will have an easier economic backdrop in the next 12 at 24 months that will translate into expanded profitability".

Ms. Miller said she was excited to have the chance to help decide "where does Bank One go next?" She said she expected more consolidation in financial services and banking in particular but would not forecast Bank One's role in that trend.

Although he does not expect the category to outperform the market to the same extent this year, he said, "I wouldn't forecast a turn back toward large caps".

"I wouldn't forecast any radical recovery yet but things certainly have stopped getting worse," said Tomoyuki Ota, an economist at Fuji Research Institute.

Analysis of figures from the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR), the government's independent forecasting body, has found that Britain's finances would not be forecast to hit a budget surplus by 2019-20 without recent upward revisions to net migration numbers.

What's worse, despite many advances in the tools of economic analysis, modern economists armed with the data from the time would not have forecast much better.

Closer to home, we did not forecast that there would be miserable floods in Britain, or a run on a bank let alone that Mr Brown would have Lady Thatcher round for tea at Downing Street.All these are healthy reminders of what to expect of our latest batch of predictions for the coming Olympic year.