Sentence examples for downgraded estimates from inspiring English sources

Salomon Smith Barney downgraded estimates of economic growth in the third quarter to slightly less than 2percentt, from 2.7percentt, arguing that the poor trade performance knocked anywhere from half to three-quarters of a percentage point off domestic growth for the quarter.

JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, the second and third lead underwriters, also downgraded their estimates.

Facebook's second and third place underwriters, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, are reported to have promptly downgraded their estimates too.

By October, when a recession was well under way, they further downgraded their estimates -- but again they said the economy should be growing in six months.

Analysts at Panmure Gordon downgraded their estimates for 2007 and 2008 by 9%, but said: "We continue to believe in the quality of the Carpetright business".

A number of analysts downgraded their estimates for the number of iPhones sold, which Apple is due to announce in its quarterly annual results on 23 January.

The International Monetary Fund this month downgraded its estimates for global economic growth, with only one major bright spot in the West.

Ministers have been told to find ways to stimulate the economy after the Office for National Statistics (ONS) downgraded growth estimates for the first six months of this year.

The EIA can be wrong: it has downgraded its estimates for Chaco-Paraná, another Argentine basin, from 164 TCF to 3 TCF.

Two financial analysts seem to think so, having independently downgraded their estimates this week for RIM's revenues, handsets sold and profits for the three months which finishes on 3 March.

In the months leading to the vote, nationwide strikes paralyzed the country's highways, international banks downgraded growth estimates for Argentina, and the president's support plummeted to 20percentt.