Sentence examples for forecasted represents from inspiring English sources
A better knowledge of the relationships between the main components of the hydrological cycle and atmospheric oceanic indices that can be monitored and forecasted represents useful information for management decisions.
The new forecast represents a 12percentt increase over earnings a year earlier.
"The current forecast represents a slowdown in performance for the rest of the year," said Richard Greenfield, who follows media for Fulcrum Global Partners.
While some Intel watchers may hope that the reduced forecast represents a near-term hiccup, Mr. Hickey has a different view.
That is because the forecast represents what Fed officials expect will happen to the economy in response to "appropriate" monetary policy.
"We believe the Christmas quarter (third quarter to the end of December, +2% like-for-like forecast) represents the bigger newspoint for the stock, although anticipation of this may become priced in ahead of the January trading statement.
Syeds 2008 profit forecast represents a 4% premium to the consensus estimate.
The new forecast represents a 47% year-over-year increase and 18% quarter-over-quarter increase.
Summation of those individual forecasts represents the overall evolution of the original time series.
The disappointing forecast represents the latest setback for a company that until recently was riding a sudden run of profitability; the latest quarter was Sun's sixth profitable quarter out of the last seven periods.
"The new forecast represents a 12.1% year-over-year growth rate, which is notably lower than the 51.8% year-over-year growth of 2013," its analysts note, a robust 2013 figure echoed yesterday by one of the doyennes of Internet analysis, Mary Meeker.
