Sentence examples for forecasting spending from inspiring English sources

Assuming a shallow recession, the government is forecasting spending to exceed the peak reached during the last recession.

The OBR forecasts spending on incapacity benefits to rise from £13.4bn in 2013-14 to £14.5bn in 2018-19.

Current forecast spending of £119bn for 2015-16 isetetoto fall within the cap, which will rise in line with inflation to £127bn in 2018-19.

And when asked about 2009 compared with 2008, the largest number of respondents, 28percentt, predicted stability, followed by 26percentt who forecast spending increases of more than 10percentt.

According to the forecast, spending for direct marketing ads –- in media like direct mail, catalogs, television, telephone marketing, Internet marketing and social networking -– will reach $163 billion this year, up 5.6 percent from $154.4 billion in 2010.

The company forecasts spending $6 billion on content in 2017, up from $5 billion this year, putting it ahead of most major TV networks and cable channels.

"The forecast spend on the project is £5.1m which represents a considerable overspend on the project as a result of the problems encountered," the trust's board papers added.

What begins as a 4.5% cut from forecasted spending in 2012 grows to become a 26% cut from the spending forecast for 2018.

"Forecasting political spending is about as scientific as reading palms and tea leaves," Mr. Tracey said.

He is forecasting "firmer" spending in 2012, but said the economy would "not grow anywhere near our growth in previous postrecession periods".

Economists polled by Reuters had forecast construction spending flat in December.