Sentence examples for believes consensus from inspiring English sources

He believes consensus forecasts of £220m-£230m for 2008 are too high, and said he could see a figure closer to £160m.

We believe consensus will settle around £63m-£64m £63m-£64m

On our forecast changes we believe consensus for 2016 plus is potentially too low.

Even so, after today, we believe consensus forecasts will once again edge up.

Merrill said: While not blind to the challenges M&S faces, we believe consensus is too pessimistic on 2018.

Share prices, though, are significantly higher than this time last year and we believe consensus earnings forecasts are around 10% too high.

That said, we view Dairy Crest's debt realignment as sensible and, on balance, believe consensus 2009 operational estimates will remain intact".

Having had a good look at the firm's pipeline of business, Morgan Stanley reckons: We believe consensus (20% below our numbers) underestimates the earnings upside risk from a strong rebound in high-margin retail flows.

Deutsche Bank has added to the upbeat mood by also issuing optimistic comments on the sector: While we recognise the complexity of the investment case for housebuilders may have increased as macro factors have grown in importance, we believe consensus estimates and stock valuations are yet to reflect the scale of the upside potential to profitability and returns that house price inflation brings.

But the same sources now say that while the three main pro-agreement parties refused to endorse the London/Dublin blueprint on how to deal with the main stumbling blocks of decommissioning, policing and demilitarisation, enough progress has been made for the two governments to believe consensus can be reached soon.

In conclusion, we believe consensus decay will be measured in the future when new degenerate primers are designed or existing ones are updated.