Sentence examples for forecasting roughly from inspiring English sources

With EADS forecasting roughly three more years before the first A400Ms are delivered, he said, "that's a long period of risk".

Among the chief attractions of mergers is cutting costs, and AT&T has forecast roughly $3 billion a year in savings.

The company forecasted roughly 5percentt revenue growth for its current fiscal year.

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José Luis Alzola, an economist in London at Schroder Salomon Smith Barney, said the forecast was roughly in line with forecasts by private banks.

The company says profits would be about $84 million versus an October 2000 forecast of roughly $378 million, while sales would be only about 3%, off from previous forecasts.

Election Forecast, a group of political scientists who have been crunching polls and historical data for months now, project that the Conservatives will win 281 seats, Labour 266, the centrist Liberal Democrats 26 and the separatist Scottish National Party 53 (some studies suggest the Tories will do slightly better, others that Labour will; Election Forecast sits roughly at the mid- point).

The new forecast is roughly in-line with general projections.

The United Nation's refugee agency forecasts that roughly 1.2 million of the 16.1 million refugees under the organization's mandate will need to be resettled in 2017, half of whom are children.

A typical middle-income college student would pay about 7.5percentt for Stafford loans beginning in 2016, according to CBO forecasts, or roughly 0.7 percentage point more than under existing law.

The White House now forecasts that roughly a fifth of all borrowers who have taken out federal student loans in recent years will ultimately repay their loans on an income-driven plan, budget documents show.