Sentence examples for careful forecasts from inspiring English sources

Inouye took over the corner office in 2001 and dusted off an idea from Best Buy for selling PCs at retail based on a fixed-profit margin and based on careful forecasts for retail demand.

Three of this winter's fatalities occurred within the boundaries of ski trails in commercial skiing areas, which is highly unusual, because of the careful forecasting and control work done in skiing areas.

The Bitcoinists were once again missing the joke, Krugman wrote in response to a question from Business Insider: "It was a thing for the Times magazine's 100th anniversary, written as if by someone looking back from 2098, so the point was to be fun and provocative, not to engage in careful forecasting," he wrote.

Publicly quoted firms make careful profit forecasts, communicating these to investors.

8. Be careful with economic forecasts.

"If it's too late to change/postpone the meeting, the president should be careful about unrealistic/optimistic forecasts that could haunt him in the next 18 months if Solyndra hits the wall, files for bankruptcy, etc".

Fitch analysts are careful not to forecast a sharp slowdown in China.

Throughout the last turbulent 18 months, viewers and listeners have tuned into and analysed Peston's reports the way seafarers pay careful attention to weather forecasts.

Be careful when you see these forecasts; the most confident-sounding predictions are often the most likely to fail.

(Be careful about interpreting the FiveThrityEight elections forecasts as gospel, as I'd say of any forecasting system.

In an interview, Richard D. Parsons, Time Warner's chief executive, said the company's forecast was based on careful analysis of data.