Sentence examples for forecast upward from inspiring English sources

Sony also revised its annual sales forecast upward by 0.6percentto to 7.55 trillion yen $56 billionn).

The television bureau, with members at more than 500 local stations as well as advertising sales representatives and station groups, also adjusted its forecast upward.

The SIA revised its 2005 global sales forecast upward to $226 billion from a previous forecast of $213 billion.

On April 1, 2005, after confirming that El Niño conditions would not develop, Gray and his team revised the December forecast upward, expecting thirteen tropical storms instead of eleven and seven hurricanes instead of six.

But Austan D. Goolsbee, the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers since September, said that a shift in sentiment quickly followed the news of the tax deal "There aren't many policies which, on the day Washington announces them, lead most private-sector forecasters to publicly and significantly revise their forecasts upward," he said.

Economists are falling over themselves to revise their growth forecasts upward.

Now armoring companies expect to revise their sales forecasts upward, though they caution that it is too early to say by how much.

At the same time, some analysts revised their holiday forecasts upward after the retailers tracked by Thomson Reuters beat estimates and reported an average 5.1 percent increase in same-store sales for September last Thursday.

Economists and analysts who predicted late last year that China's growth would abate to about 8.5percentt in 2005 from about 9.5percentt in 2004 have repeatedly been forced to adjust their forecasts upward.

That pushed some analysts to revise their full-year growth forecasts upward.

The data raises the possibility that China's growth this year will be on the high end of analysts' range of forecasts from 6.0% to 7.5%, pushing some to revise their forecasts upward.