Sentence examples for expected forecast for from inspiring English sources
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 its weaker-than expected forecast for 2008 sales and profit sent shares tumbling, overshadowing the departure of long-time Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman.
Democrats also complained that the economic growth of 3.2percentthatathehe White House budget office was expected to forecast for 2002 was overly optimistic, an example, in their view, of machinations by the administration to make the president's budget arithmetic work.
Danish shipping company Norden fell 4.0%, to 500 Danish kroner ($102.89), after it gave a worse than expected profit forecast for 2008 of $750-$750-$830 million
Benefits from considering the fully dynamical situation are to be expected for forecasts horizons longer than the large-scale secular acceleration time scale, which is ∼10 year according to Christensen et al. (2012), that is twice the IGRF time scale.
EY also expects borrowing forecasts for future years to be revised upwards, predicting the chancellor will deliver a surplus a year later than he originally planned, in 2019-20.
Make no mistake, this is a crisis response - especially in view of the zero expected GDP growth forecast for the second half of 2016.
The figure for 1999 included a one-time gain of 2.6 trillion won, so operating results showed improvement from 1999, but not as much as analysts had expected; the consensus forecast for 2000 was for net earnings of 571 billion won.
But since spring of this year, investors have been dipping their toes into the market once again, and on Thursday the International Energy Agency chimed in by revising upward its expected oil demand forecast for 2009for the first time in a year.
Expect a big forecast for next month.
The Office for Budget Responsibility is also expected to forecast growth of around 1.2% for 2013 after near-zero growth this year.
