Sentence examples for alongside forecasts from inspiring English sources

The aim is to increase the firm's non-Ford customers from 5% to 20%.A traffic jam of 33 new models appeared at the Frankfurt Motor Show, most of them small cars, alongside forecasts that European sales are set to slump.

The chancellor announced the news in his Autumn Statement on Tuesday, alongside forecasts that UK economic growth would be lower than expected - and the government would have to borrow £111bn more than predicted over five years.

Given the need for governments to identify social requirements, and to take into account the viewpoints of different actors, participatory FTA methods will be important - alongside forecasting techniques from other families - to allow policymakers to engage with perspectives of key stakeholders.

Alongside forecasting you must also consider a stocking plan which reflects monthly sales, closing stock value and therefore drives and controls financial purchases.

Minutes from the Bank's latest meeting released alongside those forecasts showed that only one member of the nine-strong monetary policy committee felt now was the time to start raising interest rates after more than six years at a record low of 0.5%.

Its shares have added 52p to £25.16 as it unveiled £500m share buyback alongside a forecast beating 3% rise in first half operating profit to £1.5bn.

Alongside that forecast, it publishes a commentary on the state of the economy, with learned articles.

Mr Osborne's forecast that the measure would generate £4bn over five years carries a "very high uncertainty rating", according to the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR), which publishes an independent assessment of government forecasts alongside the Autumn Statement.

Its growth forecasts published alongside the Budget were slightly higher than the numbers presented at the time of the Autumn Statement in December.

The updated economic forecasts published alongside Mr Bernanke's testimony show that the Fed expects inflation to slow, but that for at least the next 18 months consumer-price inflation will remain higher than the central bankers forecast in February and, most important, above their informal target of between 1% and 2%.

The Cips snapshot is likely to give even more reason for caution on interest rate rises from the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, which publishes its latest decision on Thursday alongside its quarterly Inflation Report forecasts.