Sentence examples for employment forecasts from inspiring English sources

OBR's employment forecasts revised up.

But other economists are concerned that the statistics they traditionally use to construct employment forecasts -- usually a combination of weekly jobless claims, help-wanted indicators and consumer and business surveys -- seem to be losing some of their predictive power and so are suggesting a much stronger labor market than is actually the case.

Borrowing falls more than forecast and employment forecasts are revised up.

To sum up, we have now three estimates for the gross outputs in constant prices and three employment forecasts.

The U.S. economy should enjoy "substantial" jobs growth this year, a top White House economic adviser said on Tuesday as he defended the Bush administration's employment forecasts.

Getting a firm grasp on total potential market size is much more of an art than a science, but we can take the International Renewable Energy Agency's (IRENA) global renewable energy employment forecasts as a basis for estimation.

The median employment forecast compiled by Bloomberg News is that the economy added 170,000 jobs in April, the highest consensus forecast in more than a year.

Though he acknowledges that a burst of inflation, or two more months of 300,000-plus payroll increases, might force the Fed to act sooner, he says his own employment forecast implies that it will not move until after the November election.

I've roughly assumed 15percentt of IRENA's global employment forecast will be distributed generation professionals in roles like sales, finance and diligence.

But no one is going to confuse the new programs separately or collectively with the scope and innovation of the experiments Franklin Roosevelt pursued the last time we had an employment forecast this grim.

As a barometer of the political and social tensions that this grim world economic outlook portends, one needs look no further than the recent employment forecast of the International Labor Organization.