Sentence examples for expected forecast from inspiring English sources

It attributed the better than expected forecast - issued ahead of an investor day - to good growth from BA and the group's Spanish budget airline Vueling, which it took over earlier this year, as well as a recovery at Iberia.

On 29 July, HTC gave a better than expected forecast for the third quarter, estimating sales of all its phones – which includes both Android and Windows Phone smarpthones – would double from a year ago to 13.5m, while its gross margin would be around 28%, down from 29-30% in previous quarters.

But a weaker than expected forecast led investors to bid the retailer's stock down 8.1%.

The reading was well ahead of Wall Street's expected forecast of 655,000.

But its weaker-than expected forecast for 2008 sales and profit sent shares tumbling, overshadowing the departure of long-time Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman.

He said that the IEA's expectations for 2010 looked "a little high" and expected forecasts to be cut down the line.

Osborne is still determined to meet his goal of achieving a surplusin the national budget by the end of the parliament, and will find some savings from better than expected forecasts due to low interest rates.

Powerwave had warned in mid-June that quarterly results would be lower than expected, forecasting revenues of $70 million to $80 million due to weaker demand for its products.

We do not expect forecasts to change materially after these results.

As one would expect, forecasts made from farther in the past (longer lead times) are less skillful than more recent (short-lead) forecasts, and the 7- month lead forecasts were of little use over this particular period.

Only newspapers, where a decline of 12% is expected, are forecast to fare worse.