Sentence examples for below the forecasts that from inspiring English sources

The meeting comes as most economists see the American and world economies performing below the forecasts that prevailed before the attacks.

But they were below the forecasts that came before the impact of dismal box-office sales of "Titan A.E.," Fox studio's animated science fiction movie, was assessed.

The table below represents a comparison between the forecast that we ran on Aug. 28 (I chose this date because it was the last one before any polls would have been affected by the Republican convention) and the one on Friday.

Wren-Lewis suggests it is unlikely they would ignore the fact that price inflation is above target, wage inflation is high, the output gap is positive and unemployment is below the natural rate, and discount the forecast that inflation will still be above target in two years time.

The rate was an improvement from the contraction of 1.5percentt in the third quarter, but it was below analysts' forecasts that the economy would expand more than 1percentt.

The Fed has conveyed a milder form of the same message, issuing forecasts that show inflation slightly below target and unemployment far above target; given its dual mandate, this should be a flashing siren calling for more action.

The current fertility rate in the developed world is 1.65, well below the replacement rate; by 2050, BCA forecasts that will rise to 2.38 and by 2100, 2.98.It is a big claim but BCA has some interesting statistics with which to back it up.

The David Fincher thriller surpassed some forecasts that had it opening below $30 million to land at $38 million, narrowly edging out the weekend's other wide opener, "Annabelle," the first of the coming crop of supernatural movies.

NEW YORK -- Crude-oil futures fell below $57 a barrel Tuesday on forecasts that U.S. oil inventories likely grew in the past week and that high oil prices are dampening global demand.

Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein forecasts that inflation could be below 0.5% in the second half of 2004 (down from 1.9% now).

That was far below the forecasts of economists polled by Reuters, who had expected a 0.1 percent monthly decline and and 1.1 percent annual decline.