Sentence examples for executives to predict from inspiring English sources

That phenomenon led some anchors and executives to predict further retrenchment in coverage come 2008.

The expanding economy prompted 38percentt of the executives to predict hiring would rise over the rest of 2004.

Over all, carmakers have rebounded strongly from a lackluster October, leading many executives to predict robust sales for December and for all of 2003.

Meanwhile, DoCoMo's rivals, KDDI and Vodafone K.K., are also expanding, leading executives to predict that 2004 will be the year of 3G here.

But the cost of a barrel of crude oil, which hit a 10-year high in September, has declined somewhat in the last week, leading some oil industry executives to predict yesterday that the price surge this winter may not be as high as once expected.

I'd quibble with a few of the queries — asking the executives to predict a price target for their stock seems like a fool's errand, and a couple of Sorkin's questions make things we want banks to be doing (buying corporate bonds, and lending to companies that are actually willing to make deals) sound sinister.

Industry executives declined to predict what effect the planned regulations might have on their business.

Both top executives declined to predict whether The Herald Tribune would break even this year, but Mr. Golden said: "We're ahead of our plans and we exceeded our budget for 2007.

So did Alistair Gough, Ocee's chief executive, manage to predict the Leave vote where others failed?

"We are diligently trying to get our tenants back," said Frank Freda, a company executive, declining to predict when that might occur.

But the results have been modest, and company executives have declined to predict when Rover will return to profitability.