Sentence examples for forecast growing from inspiring English sources

In particular, Mr. Chilton forecast growing demand for technology experts.

The company, whose brands include Pantene shampoo and Pampers diapers, said Wednesday that revenue grew nearly 2 percent on high volumes in its latest quarter, and it forecast growing sales for the rest of the year.

For 2010, the economy outperformed the official forecast, growing by 1.7percentnt, reflecting the fact that it had quite a big of momentum when the new government took over.

It's not hard to forecast growing social tensions, as workers fear to lose their job or struggle to adapt to new requirements, which will be mostly managerial in nature rather than operational.

So the forecast grows darker.

The forecast grew in its clairvoyance Thursday.

But as the week wore on, the weather forecast grew more grim, leaving many handicappers scrambling for a horse that had shown that he could handle the slop.

However, our adjusted net income forecast grew 25% on the back of an increase in severance cost, non-operating costs and tax adjustments estimates for 2018.

Naturally, these forecasts grew more inaccurate with time as end users were presented with new choices.

As forecasts grew grim, Obama dispatched the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) to assist, and the White House said the president was closely monitoring the storm.

As the day progressed and the forecasts grew more bleak, Texas officials began to sound a lot like their counterparts in Louisiana.