Sentence examples for come in estimates from inspiring English sources

The global figures come in estimates from the UN's World Meteorological Organisation WMOO).

The budget, $68 million larger than last year's, sets $1.7 billion in reserves should state revenues come in below estimates, highly likely in California's, and the country's, volatile economy.

Kimberly-Clark sank $6.18, to $50.50, after it missed third-quarter earnings expectations by 4 cents a share and said its 2002 results would come in below analysts' estimates.

In a somewhat surprising announcement, the drugmaker says earnings could come in well below current estimates.

The drugmaker says earnings could come in well below current estimates, and also says that its patent on diabetes blockbuster drug Glucophage will likely expire.

The retailer also warned that fourth-quarter earnings would come in below the analyst estimate of 47 cents per share.

EPS was estimated to come in at 40 cents.

But the company also said its full-year results will come in below the current consensus estimate.

Some came in below estimate, but the group as a whole performed well.

The trouble comes in estimating how people will react in generating those subsequent rounds of spending.

Strangely enough, it wasn't all doom and gloom in the earnings report, which actually came in ahead of estimates.