Sentence examples for dates analysts from inspiring English sources

That is a much more significant change than the elimination of blackout dates, analysts said.

With so few start dates, analysts are forced to rely on a fuller list of expected completion dates: of the 577 projects, 129 are due to start operating in or before 2015.

Other banks have bought back debt, although Santander's tender is the biggest to date, analysts said.

By that date, analysts reckon, the Treasury will miss a payment on something.But it may not be on the debt.

While tabloids and television shows have focused lately on Ms. Stewart's online dating, analysts have been more concerned with the company's latest earnings report, which shows that it lost $3 million in the first quarter.

Laurie Davis, an online dating analyst at eFlirtexpert.com has observed the problem -- with men.

While the company has not set a final date, industry analysts expect that Olds will most likely be gone by the end of 2002.

That makes the rise on that one day marginally higher than overall gains for the holiday season to date: the analysts say that so far consumers have already spent $16.4 billion on holiday season purchases, up 16% on last year.

In a letter dated Monday, analysts at the Congressional Research Service said the decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, known as Noel Canning v. NLRB, would have drastically altered the course of history had it been issued in 1981, the first year the authors studied.

In economic evaluations of health care interventions to date, many analysts have simply presented results without interpretation or recommendation; furthermore, definitions of the threshold, or ceiling ratio, have been left largely to the discretion of the analyst.

Passengers either applied for a refund or rescheduled their flights to a later date, but some analysts said it was still too early to say whether chaos at the airports would be averted.