Sentence examples for forecasts are consistent from inspiring English sources
Target's earnings forecasts are "consistent" with analysts' expectations of 30 cents a share for the second quarter and $1.55 a share for the full year, Doug Scovanner, the company's chief financial officer, said on a conference call.
"Yahoo!'s business forecasts are consistent with what we outlined in our last earnings call," retorted Yang and Bostock in a return letter.
In contrast to your assertions about the effect of general economic conditions on our business, Yahoo!'s business forecasts are consistent with what we outlined in our last earnings call.
Those forecasts are consistent with the Fed's statement in January that it "will be patient" in determining the future interest rate level.
Our results suggest that the market's response to sequential analysts' forecasts is consistent with the application of an end-of-sequence (EoS) process resulting in a primacy effect.
The forecast is consistent with earlier projections made by Douglas Daft, the chairman and chief executive of Coca-Cola.
White House economists said that forecast was consistent with independent predictions at the time and did not account for just how deep the recession really was in the last quarter of last year — in other words, under Mr. Bush.
This forecast is consistent with my longer term forecast of sub-3sub-3%al growthowth in the U.S. for the next five years.
When ensemble spread is small and the forecast solutions are consistent within multiple model runs, forecasters perceive more confidence in the ensemble mean, and the forecast in general.
The selected equations for each forecast horizon are consistent with the time frame of real-time nowcasting exercises: the first one includes mainly information on the expected evolution of economic activity, while the second and third equations rely more on information on observed business outcomes.
For most industries, the forecast returns are consistent with actual earnings; that is, the k value is large enough.
