Sentence examples for forecast means from inspiring English sources

The revised forecast means Levi will have lost $3 billion in sales, or about 40percentt of its revenue base, in five years.

The reduced forecast means growth at Coca-Cola will be little changed from last year, when case sales rose 4percentt.

The forecast means Corinthian will not beat analysts' expectations for the first time since the company, based in Santa Ana, Calif., offered shares to the public in 1999.

If wage rises stick at around 2% for the rest of the parliament, the Bank of England's forecast means there will be effectively no pay increase for the average worker until 2020.

No one in the Tour is immune from events such as illness, a crash, an ill-timed puncture or a freak event such as the overturned icebox that put Sky's team car out of action at a key moment in 2013 – and Friday's forecast means heavy showers and possible fog could also be a factor – but it would be a shame for the Tour de France to be decided by anything other than leg power.

The paper analyses modern methods, used to forecast means and ways of object transformation in complex management systems.

The forecast meant that Sony, which in February had projected a profit for the year, now expected to lose money for the third consecutive year.

The Labour Party said the new forecast meant that Mr. Osborne's strategy to cut the budget "is in tatters" and that "plan A has failed colossally".

Sfetsos [35] compares a number of approaches to forecast mean hourly wind speed.

He said a bad weather forecast meant they should have been prevented from going up the mountain.

Abdel-Aal et al. [34] forecast mean hourly wind-speeds at Dhahran, Saudi Arabia using group method of data handling abductive networks.