Sentence examples for write forecasts from inspiring English sources
A corpus-based analysis of how humans write forecasts showed that there were major differences in how individual writers performed this task, that is, in how they translated data into words.
Every year for almost twenty years, I've written forecasts based on the ancient Taoist system of Five Elements Phase Energetics that predicts global trends that affect us personally.
"The Kim Jong-un regime will not last long," Kim Jong-nam is said to have written, forecasting a power struggle.
A key part of the argument for making that adjustment, wrote forecasting virtuoso Nate Silver, was that "a model that's ambivalent about the distinction might misinterpret the switch between registered and likely voter numbers as reflecting 'movement' toward the Republican Party".
If you write a forecast, you have to accept that it will not work out.
Long fascinated by the intersection of natural and human history, Ross was inspired to write The Forecast for D-day…" after reading "Isaac's Storm" by Erik Larson and "The Map that Changed the World" by Simon Winchester.
Industry analysts are busy writing doomsday forecasts for the Internet's mapmakers, the portals that help surfers navigate around the web.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Given what they have learned from their class work and what they know from the New York Times article read in class, each student writes a forecast speculating as to what China's economy may look like twenty years from now.
We first met at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens where I, writing a forecast of what sort of history her daughter might make as a potential first lady, interviewed her briefly the day before the July 1992 Democratic National Convention.
Doomsday: know when the cash is going to run out The first step is to have the discipline to keep an up-to-date forecast: write down your best estimates of the amounts and dates of all payments and receipts to predict your daily bank balance.
It is raining as I write, and rain is forecast all weekend.
