Sentence examples for forecasting big from inspiring English sources

By forecasting big gains in profits for this year, "managers are setting themselves up for disappointment".

The projects – featuring collaborative expertise from researchers across Cornell – will tackle issues and emerging technology critical to modern agriculture: robotics, weather forecasting, big data, privacy concerns, animal health and natural resources management.

Hyundai Motor America, the Garden Grove-based American subsidiary of the Korean car giant, is beginning its second year in the U.S. market forecasting bigger annual sales and employment.

The company also forecast big losses this year.

Trans World Airlines 25 5/8 +68.0 Airline forecasts big 4th- quarter profit increase.

But, as advertising stutters, ad blockers advance and mobile fails to hit forecasts, big bets are probably the name of the game.

He also forecasts big growth in advertising, which he calls a "misunderstood industry" that is less dependent on a strong economy and on advertising fees than is commonly believed.

"The vision that leading industrialists have," said Mr. Roberts of e-Chemmerce, "is hyperefficient digital supply chains, where direct electronic links stretching from, say, the oil field to the shampoo buyer let companies and entire industries move from production-push and its myriad inefficiencies -- bad forecasts, big inventories, idled factories, etc. -- to demand-pull".

And while it most certainly will pick up eventually, even S&P doesn't forecast big things in the near-term.

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