Sentence examples for wrongly forecast from inspiring English sources
This would have acted as a backstop in case activity does not slow of its own accord (as the Fed has repeatedly, and wrongly, forecast).
In 1998 and 1999, the Denver Broncos, an old American Football League franchise, won the bowl and wrongly forecast a bear market.
Families commonly make mistakes in taking out home mortgages because they are misled by broker sales tactics, misunderstand the complicated terms and financial tradeoffs in mortgages, wrongly forecast their own behavior and misperceive their risks of borrowing.
However, as Haldane also noted, the Bank has been wrongly forecasting an imminent increase in real wages since 2008.
The oil futures market has consistently -- and wrongly -- forecast an imminent drop in prices.
Correction: This article wrongly stated the current and forecast figure for the share of American power generated from coal.
The Met Office forecast comes almost a year after it admitted to wrongly predicting a "barbecue summer" for 2009.
When Nigel Farage predicted (wrongly) that Norbert Hofer, leader of Austria's Freedom party, would win the presidential election last weekend, he was making a forecast of desire.
Was Schecter wrongly decided?
We wrongly detain people".
