Sentence examples for delivery forecast from inspiring English sources

But Boeing, based in Chicago, also narrowed its delivery forecast for the new models.

The company has, however, cut its delivery forecast for this year.

Boeing kept its delivery forecast for 2004 at 275 to 300 airplanes and said it still anticipated a gradual market recovery beginning in 2005.

It raised its 2005 forecast to a range of $2.35 to $2.60 a share, up from $2.20 to $2.45, on the higher commercial-aircraft deliveries while the 2004 delivery forecast remained the same, at 285 planes.

Embraer, the world's fourth-largest producer of commercial jets, cut its delivery forecast in October to 145 planes from 160 after two of its biggest customers, US Airways and the regional carrier American Eagle, suspended some orders because of financial difficulties.

Airbus has already cut its 2009 delivery forecast to 13 planes from an original estimate of 18. Airbus also continues to struggle with bottlenecks on its A380 assembly lines because of several early sales contracts that allowed for extensive customization of the planes.

Shares in FedEx fell 3.7 percent to $82.72 after the delivery company forecast quarterly profit below Wall Street's expectations and warned that the recovery might slow.

M&S can provide an invaluable platform for 1) designing clinical experiments, 2) process improvement of care delivery, 3) forecasting and decision support at the patient's bedside, and 4) informing healthcare policy decisions.

While there is more limited downside, we continue to retain concerns over forecast delivery, particularly with respect to gross margin.

The combined delivery probability is forecast from sink collocation, sensor connectivity change rate (a measure of relative mobility) and battery level.

Capturing trends in healthcare utilization may help to improve efficiencies in the detection and diagnosis of illness, to plan service delivery, and to forecast future health expenditures.