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Meanings of forecasting in English
Process of making predictions of the future based on past and present data and most commonly by analysis of trends.
Usage of forecasting in English
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Precise economic forecasting has gone out the window in the current crisis.
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But the government is still forecasting growth for this year and 2009.
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He said forecasting medium- and long-term gas demand would become increasingly difficult.
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Ando figured these points were crucial in terms of forecasting the future.
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The CEBR is forecasting a record £79bn current account deficit this year.
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Shares in Mainfreight fall sharply after forecasting a flat full year result.
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Current law bars the SEC from evaluating the rating agencies' forecasting models.
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The business of forecasting markets is fraught in the best of times.
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Delays also were expected on roads, the weather forecasting site AccuWeather said.
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In the current environment, forecasting economic performance is more difficult than ever.
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Davy Stockbrokers is forecasting further growth at Anglo Irish Bank this year.
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This time the weather forecasting system and regional preparations worked very well.
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It's great for forecasting the weather in Perth, perhaps less so Paris.
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Weather officials are forecasting continued heavy rains for the next 10 days.
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Superstruct is the first in a new genre: Massively multiplayer forecasting game.
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The consensus view among automakers and leading forecasting firms such as J.D.
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Forecasting through the time
Forecasting across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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