Sentence examples for consistent with forecasts from inspiring English sources

He said the numbers were consistent with forecasts that the Federal Open Market Committee, which next meets on Oct. 3, will remain on hold indefinitely.

Most climate scientists respond that the ferocious storms are consistent with forecasts that a heating planet will produce more frequent and more intense weather events.

The ZEW president, Wolfgang Franz, said in a statement that the data were consistent with forecasts for a 6percentt decline in German gross domestic product this year, with growth rates "likely to move around zero percent until the first months of 2010".

The report is consistent with analysts' forecasts that the economy will grow gradually through the rest of this year.

The letter keeps its jab at Wall Street analysts, noting that companies that try to manage their earnings to be consistent with analysts' forecasts "often accept smaller, predictable earnings rather than larger and less predictable returns".

On Friday, UBS had said the $900.0 million cost of buying auction-rate securities from retail clients in the United States was consistent with its forecasts for the second quarter.

"We believe this is consistent with our forecast for an upward revision to the £120 billion borrowing target of £5 billion".

Friday's report on the service sector was consistent with a forecast of economic growth of less than 2 percent in the second half of the year, an analyst at HSBC Securities, Ryan Wang, said.

Maury N. Harris, chief economist at PaineWebbber, said the "orders data are consistent with our forecast for G.D.P. growth to slow in the third quarter to 3.3percentt at an annual rate after 5.2percentt growth in the second quarter".

Considering their respective "house effects," both polls are consistent with the forecast model's prior take on Colorado, which puts Mr. Obama ahead there by slightly under three percentage points.

Overall, the survey was very consistent with the forecast that the model was already making in New Hampshire; Mr. Obama's chances of winning the state were roughly unchanged, declining to 72 percent from 73 percent.