Sentence examples for estimates sending from inspiring English sources
The company forecast sales for the first quarter that may beat analysts' estimates, sending the shares higher.
J. C. Penney forecast second-quarter earnings that matched analysts' estimates, sending the shares higher in regular New York trading.
Cabot Oil and Gas and Range Resources reported revenue and earnings that trumped estimates, sending their stocks up 7 percent.
The First Horizon Pharmaceutical Corporation yesterday set earnings expectations well below analysts' estimates, sending its shares down nearly 81percentto to a record low, as generic competition hurt sales of its main drugs.
PalmOne, which makes hand-held computers, reported a quarterly loss yesterday and said revenue in the current period would fall short of Wall Street estimates, sending its shares down more than 22percentt.
The results beat Wall Street estimates, sending its shares higher in early trading.
But plaintiffs' lawyers and people who regularly battle faxers say the $12 million award is just what Congress intended when it passed the fax restrictions to slow an industry that, by some estimates, sends more than two billion fax advertisements annually.
Top U.S. groceries distributor Fleming on Tuesday cut its fourth-quarter profit estimate, sending its shares into a tailspin, as competition fueled by Wal-Mart Stores squeezes its supermarket customers.
On October 8th, the day of the report's publication, news that America's production of corn (elsewhere known as maize) would be 4% lower in 2010 than previously estimated sent prices surging by 6%, enough to stop trading on the Chicago Board of Trade.
Since one object may be observed by several local filters, generating multiple estimates, the local estimates are sent to the global estimate to obtain a fused final result.
Avon Products said on Wednesday that quarterly profit more than doubled, beating estimates and sending its shares to a three-year high, as increased demand for its products in Europe and Latin America offset slower sales growth in the United States.
