Sentence examples for contract forecasts from inspiring English sources

Their July crude contract forecasts allow for prices as high as $145 a barrel, ranging down to $130.

The accountants will analyse commercial controls, contract value forecasting and project-level reporting for contracts at the division.

He also said that a scenario in which the oil price averaged $60 a barrel in 2015 was pessimistic, and at that price, the Russian economy would contract as forecast in the central bank's "stress scenario".

It is difficult to compare the performance of CPP contracts against forecasting using other techniques.

The Met Office's weather forecasting contract with the BBC was lost over arguments about the 'dumbing down' of weather forecasts and problems with the Met Office's mobile app, according to BBC sources.

Now, contract prices are forecast to fall to $11 or lower; and with the spot price below $7, such forecasts do not seem unrealistic.

John Kettley, a former BBC weather presenter, says the Met Office lost its weather forecasting contract with the corporation because it wanted too much money.

Now it has reported that it made fewer client wins than expected since the placing, with a lower than forecast contract size.

The BBC has put out a tender for its weather forecasting contract in a move that marks the end of the meteorological service's 93-year contract with the corporation.

Rather than renewing its current weather forecasting contract with the Met Office automatically, when it expires in April, the BBC is putting it out to tender – for the first time since 1922, when national broadcaster and national forecaster first became partners.

In its annual assessment, the IMF also forecast France's economy would contract slightly more than forecast.