Sentence examples for forecast to be at from inspiring English sources

By 2019, it is forecast to be at 25 percent and rising.

The company's earnings before interest, tax and amortisation for 2012 is forecast to be at least $10m.

In any case Greek debt is now forecast to be at 144% of GDP by 2020.Ms Lagarde made plain that, unless Greece's debt was cut back, the IMF would lend no more money.

The trouble is that the price tag over five years adds up to euro30 billion ($27 billion), enough to make it impossible for France, whose budget deficit this year is forecast to be at least 1.9% of GDP, to balance the budget by 2004 in accordance with the euro-zone's stability and growth pact.

Applications continue to outstrip available places significantly (by 180,000 in 2013 and forecast to be at similar levels in 2014) and with the government increasing the number of funded places by 30,000 for 2014 and lifting the cap on places altogether for 2015 we expect to see this strong demand translate into consistently higher student numbers in the coming years.

Their adjusted earnings per share is forecast to be at a loss, ranging between 67 cents and 69 cents.

Annual cell therapy revenues are in excess of US $1 billion, and are forecasted to be at least US $10 billion by 2021.

Margins are forecasted to be at 50%, due to the ability to buy wholesale.

The winds on the ocean side were forecast to be right at that 20-knot no-go level, but on our morning radio check-in our tour company gave us permission to try.

Anglo was expected to post a 13percentt rise in its per share earning, to $4.96, according to seven analysts surveyed by Reuters Estimates, while operating profit was forecast to be flat at $10.1 billion.

The fall in sterling against the euro has already added to the group's debt which is now forecast to be £500m at year end versus our previous estimate of £475m.