Sentence examples for forecasts because of from inspiring English sources

Contraceptive purchases fell short of forecasts because of increased competition.

The company lowered its full-year earnings forecasts because of rising commodity costs.

The International Monetary Fund this week cut its global growth forecasts because of the Brexit vote.

Forrester has had to revise up its sales forecasts because of the sudden increase in interest in 2009.

In the last few weeks, several companies with major European operations have lowered earnings forecasts because of the tumult.

The figures are higher than previous forecasts, because of the continued high prices of oil and food.

Apple's last profit warning came a year ago when the company's results lagged forecasts because of parts shortages.

Economists in Dublin, however, have started to revise their forecasts because of improvements in retail sales and exports.

He declares that he no longer finds it possible to make economic forecasts because of "governmental restrictions against competition in domestic markets".

The two said last week that annual profits would fall short of their forecasts because of the widespread disruptions in production and supply chains caused by the disaster.

The outlook came after Caterpillar posted a quarterly profit that exceeded Wall Street forecasts because of higher sales of bulldozers, marine engines and mining trucks.