Sentence examples similar to Forecasted renewals from inspiring English sources
Rambus did not issue forward guidance, saying "the second half of the year is a challenge to forecast given the number of patent license agreements and renewals we are currently negotiating," according to a release.
Add $30 million from a new broadcast deal with Cablevision, a better year for the Rockettes, other television-contract renewals and narrower losses for the teams, and MSG might just have Ebitda earnings of $160 million in 2010, as some analysts forecast.
It is forecasting a faster-than-expected decline in its traditional fixed line voice business and added it was seeing tough competition in the data services market, which is forcing prices down on contract renewal.
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The nature of size fluctuations is crucial in forecasting future population persistence, independently of whether the variability stems from external forces or from the dynamics of the population renewal process.
Looking back at the lease-up process will help you better forecast and strategize how you will manage renewals.
Sales: Gainsight and Clari (both BCV portfolio companies), Lattice, Insidesales.com and Gainsight are using data science and machine learning to automatically detect sales opportunities and renewals at risk and to generate more accurate sales forecasts.
Sales: Gainsight and Clari (both BCV portfolio companies), Lattice, Insidesales.com and Gainsight are using data science and machine learning to automatically detect sales opportunities and renewals at risk and to generate more accurate sales forecasts.
Typically, renewals are free.
Renewals are not permitted.
