Sentence examples for forecasting losses from inspiring English sources

America's airlines were forecasting losses approaching $3 billion this year (the death toll of passengers would have been far higher had the four aircraft not been half-empty).

If MBIA's current models forecasting losses are even close to being right, the company is probably worth more than its current share price would indicate.

Until recently, many analysts had been forecasting losses in the neighborhood of $400 billion — a figure that the dwindling band of optimists in the financial markets once dismissed as vastly overblown.

An investigation by the ABC, based on the education minister's incoming ministerial brief, calculated the government is forecasting losses of more than $13.5bn on just four years' worth of loans between 2015-16 and 2018-19.

Needham, too, is forecasting losses for virtually all the semiconductor-equipment companies in 1999.

Forecasting loss ratios and product profitability in such a nascent market is a challenge, not to mention allocating appropriate risk capital for long-tail cyber catastrophe events.

Forecast losses for the full year also doubled, to 140 billion yen ($1.3 billion), on expected revenue of 3.4 trillion yen.

Largely for that reason, the analyst forecast losses for XYZ at only 4.9percentt of the underlying mortgage pool.

The forecast losses for the current financial year include a charge of 100 million dollars related to industrial action.

Broker WH Ireland forecast losses of £1.8m, up from the previous estimate of £1.3m, but said the disappearance of well known rivals boded well for a recovery.

It was just a year ago that the guidance Amazon gave analysts led them to forecast losses for 2000 of 14 cents a share.