Sentence examples for forecast yearly from inspiring English sources

In April, the company had forecast yearly results of $7.15 to $7.35 a share on revenue of $41.8 billion to $42.8 billion.

Network Associates shares have lost more than half their value this year, as the software maker disclosed that it was the subject of an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission and forecast yearly sales that disappointed some investors.

It was found that the WNF model increase the accuracy of the single NF models especially in forecasting yearly streamflows.

The economists in the survey forecast that yearly productivity growth over the next decade will average 2.5percentt.

"Although we forecast our yearly average U.S. refining margin to trend down versus the near-record levels seen in 2003, we believe 2004 will be a well above-average year for the refining industry," said Prudential.

We now explain each of these steps in detail in the context of a yearly forecast, assuming we have already divided the forecast region into smaller subregions.

The best yearly forecast model could be utilized for the overall turbidity forecasting of other years (e.g., the next occurrence of the same type of storm event).

Macy's, which operates about 850 stores under the Macy's and Bloomingdale's names, raised its yearly forecast to a range of 4 to 4.2 percent for stores open at least a year.

Boeing, Airbus's rival, said it also expected to exceed its yearly forecast on the strength of recent aircraft orders, but reported that net profit for the second quarter had fallen by 7%, to $566m (revenue increased by 15%).Flying into oblivion?Northwest Airlines warned unions and politicians that it faced a real threat of bankruptcy unless it could cut $1.1 billion in labour costs.

And it's not only scared Germans who are looking for a secure investment: in their yearly forecast published in February, the self-styled "wise men of the real estate industry", an expert council of economists and analysts, glowingly reported on Germany's status as a "safe haven" for international property developers.

The Dutch banking concern ABN Amro said it had earned 591 million euros ($589.3 million) in the third quarter, an increase of 24percentt over the comparable period a year earlier, but forecast that its yearly profit is unlikely to exceed the 2.36 billion euros it earned in 2001.