Sentence examples similar to Diminish forecasts from inspiring English sources
The company reported quarterly results that beat diminished forecasts but trimmed expectations looking forward, citing a slowing economy and lower orders.
And later that day, the Bank of England reduced its already diminished forecast for the British economy.
It should be noted that heteroscedasticity is a strong factor that diminishes the forecast capabilities of the model.
Both are flawed.The reliability of demand forecasts diminishes the longer their horizon.
German business confidence dipped unexpectedly in February, falling short of forecasts and diminishing earlier hopes of a domestic recovery in the country's economy.
Furthermore, corporate planners' presumptions that the future will merely be a continuation of present circumstances [42] diminish the accuracy of forecasting.
Global paddy carryover stocks at the close of seasons ending in 2008 are forecast to diminish by about 1 million tonnes to 103.5 million tonnes, implying that world utilization would outpace production.
Conditional on the absence of moral hazard, we find Eurobonds to be a good instrument to absorb macroeconomic shocks and to diminish uncertainty over future debt forecasts; for Ireland and Portugal, we find debt to be 20 percentage points lower than under our baseline scenario, by 2020.
This week's forecast for New York City is a black mark for the National Weather Service and, unfortunately, could diminish public trust in weather forecasting.
But President Clinton, who hopes to make fixing Social Security part of his legacy, said the forecast should not diminish the will necessary to push through the changes needed to assure that the system can withstand the aging of the baby-boom generation.
