Sentence examples for beyond forecasts from inspiring English sources
Not least from thrifty Swabians' point of view, the costs will soar far beyond forecasts, the protesters argue.
Because so many more drivers are using E-ZPass than expected, the fees Chase is collecting have increased beyond forecasts, accounting for most of the unexpected additional costs.
Exports and imports both climbed to all-time highs last year, with foreign sales surging 32percentto to $96.48 billion, far beyond forecasts.
The appliance maker Maytag Corporation said yesterday that its first-quarter sales would be up by about 20percentt, driving earnings beyond forecasts.
BEIJING — Chinese exports soared beyond forecasts to rise by a fifth in February from the level of a year ago, data from China's General Administration of Customs showed Friday, a sign that the country's modest economic revival is intact and a suggestion that global demand might also be on the mend.
Bed Bath & Beyonds forecast for earnings of $0.77 to $0.82 in the second quarter fall short of analyst forecasts at the low end, however.
However, the information gleaned from economic models extends beyond forecasting the fiscal impact of a new medical technology on health plan budgets.
The dire outlook went beyond the forecasts of some of the country's most pessimistic economists, and was a further reminder that the bank's aggressive slashing of rates since October, to 1percentt, from 5percentt, had not stimulated growth.
Although the government expects undergraduate enrolments to rise in 2015 once existing caps on student recruitment are removed, the report said evidence from the same policy in Australia saw student numbers balloon well beyond official forecasts, forcing the government there to spend hundreds of millions of dollars more on higher education.
Just as the costs to the Mexican treasury grew beyond initial forecasts, Schulz said he believes costs here will be far higher than advertised.
Beyond hurricane forecasts, this work proposes that salient visual features in a display can attract viewers' attention and bias their decisions.
