Sentence examples for forecast estimated from inspiring English sources
The shift is from actual inflation - the movement of prices as measured by statisticians - to "expected inflation", which is akin to a forecast estimated by economists.
And the Semiconductor Industry Association, in its most recent forecast, estimated that this year should be one of recovery, with sales up about 10percentt, compared with last year.
But a Custora forecast estimated that, over the next two years, a typical iPad customer would spend twice as much as a typical Web customer and that the iPad cohort would generate more than 25 percent of Fab.com's revenue.
The forecast estimated Ja pan's exports to the United States would increase by 10percentnto to Europe by 20percentnt and to the developing countries by 17percentnt, and that Japan would record a favorable trade balance of $4.36‐billion, exceeding the fis cal 1969 figure of $3.9‐billion.
That would cover most of the growth in demand that is projected over the next decade: Con Edison's latest long-term forecast estimated that the city's peak demand for electricity will rise by 760 megawatts in 10 years to about 14,000 megawatts.
Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday may offer the lowest shipping costs, the forecast estimated.
The Mortgage Bankers Association of America, a trade group, has an even more optimistic forecast, estimating that rates could drop as low as 6.25percentt before the year ends.
Specifically, the new forecast estimates that the nation's health-care expenditures will rise by an average of 5.5percentt between 2018 and 2027.
App Annie's current forecast estimates that worldwide downloads will reach nearly 240 billion and consumer spend will top $100 billion by 2021.
For more realistic forecast estimates, we consider incorporating in our future models possible ranges for the parameter values (e.g., Parsons et al., 2008; Aoi et al., 2010).
Emarketer's forecast estimates the total number of U.S. p2p mobile payment users will grow 30percentt in 2018 to reach 82.5 million people, or 40.5percentt of U.S. smartphone users.
