Sentence examples for forecast to lay from inspiring English sources
The real story, though, is that Tampa is actually getting lucky it probably won't take a direct hit from Isaac, which is forecast to lay into the Gulf Coast somewhere between Florida and Texas on Wednesday morning, at hurricane strength.
Any choice based on averaging constrains the forecast speed to lie within the corresponding line ranges, constituting a suitable procedure; but this procedure may generate limitations.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Time history of all matched patterns (left panel: the 231 time fragments of L11−12 and the current one right panel: evolutions of the 231 profiles into their future until 1 h ahead) Any choice based on averaging constrains the forecast speed to lie within the corresponding line ranges, constituting a suitable procedure; but this procedure may generate limitations.
I suspect this is why GoPro's sales are slowing, it's reduced sales forecasts, and it had to lay off 7% of its employees this week.
The El Paso Corporation, the natural gas pipeline owner, reduced its profit forecast today, and announced plans to lay off about 300 employees in its trading unit and to sell assets and $1.5 billion in stock to raise cash and trim debt.
"To say that you were not going to lay anybody off when you were forecasting the losses they are talking about is irrational," Mr. Dougherty said.
The Goodrich Corporation said yesterday that it planned to lay off 1,700 workers in the next two years and slashed its 2003 profit forecast amid falling demand from plane makers.
Finally, a general framework is proposed to lay the ground for the future research on anomaly detection for load forecasting.
Indeed they envisage the economy rattling along by the end of next year, although the risks to that forecast lie to the downside.The happier outlook only partly reflects the additional quantitative easing that the bank decided to implement on November 5th, when its monetary-policy committee (MPC) raised the target for asset purchases from £175 billion to £200 billion.
A lot of blame has to lie with the media who misinterpret the forecasts.
