Sentence examples for Exceeding the forecast from inspiring English sources

At the Vanguard Group, another big mutual fund company, call volume was said to be "modestly" exceeding the forecast, with only some calls turning into transactions.

The Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing executives, said the services sector index rose to 50.6 in August, from 49.2 in July, exceeding the forecast of 50, the average estimate of Wall Street economists surveyed by Thomson Financial/IFR.

Hewlett-Packard beat expectations with earnings of 92 cents per share on the quarter, up from 86 cents a year earlier and exceeding the forecast of 83 cents per share.

The production growth in May exceeded the forecast of seven economists for 15.8percentt growth and was the fastest in three months.

There is clearly still a need for austerity – the budget deficit may exceed the forecast by the Office for Budget Responsibility of £73.5bn – and those who support the aim of fiscal balance cannot object to the cuts necessary to achieve it.

The delay no doubt has cost money, but bear in mind that the restoration of large public buildings always exceeds the forecast budget and the time to completion, and by a large multiple.

Of the company's 36 distribution networks, 14 — all in residential areas — exceeded the forecast for peak demand, said John F. Miksad, a senior vice president who oversees the company's electric operations.

They cannot be directly controlled, and their forecast errors substantially exceed the forecast error of load.

I personally believe that if we can execute well, the U.S. can even exceed the forecast of 170,000 new jobs.

The loss in revenue for the government is "significant", he said, having risen from £35m in 2013 to an estimated £80m now "and, it has to be pointed out, far exceeds the forecast £10m efficiency saving".

Both companies expect profit this year to exceed the forecasts of analysts.