Sentence examples for forecasts even though from inspiring English sources

The bank earned $5 billion in the most recent quarter, easily beating Wall Street's forecasts, even though it announced that it was taking a deeper loss from a complex trade that went wrong.

"There's nothing that can help the stock from sliding now," said Mark Moskowitz, an analyst at J. P. Morgan Securities, who said Apple's holiday sales met his own forecasts, even though they missed others' predictions.

Analysts described the sales as disappointing and several said they would trim profits forecasts, even though the company said it was too early to predict its full-year outcome because Christmas is so crucial.

Nokia said today that cost-cutting and a shift toward more expensive phone models would sustain its profits at or above previous forecasts, even though its sales would probably fall in the quarter.

Brisk sales of luxury cars and sport utility vehicles in the United States helped lift the Ford Motor Company's first-quarter earnings above forecasts, even though its overseas operations continued to lose money, the company said today.

We'll go on as before". Top management's desire for a framework in which to exercise good judgment is so strong that many executives continue to rely on forecasts, even though they know that forecasts often miss critical turning points in the business environment and even when they have been hurt by poor forecasts before.

The bank issued the more optimistic forecast even though Korea's currency, the won, is at its highest level since December 2000.

In the event, he will be out by £100bn - borrowing £112bn, almost 10 times his forecast, even though he increased national insurance by £9bn a year after the 2001 election.

(Because Mr. Coen lowered his total for 2003, the percentage increase for 2004 is higher than it was in his December forecast even though his total for 2004 is less than the $266.4 billion he predicted then).

It has doggedly stuck to a 3.9% 2014 growth forecast, even though its main export market, the United States, has been sluggish, and the twin pillars of its domestic economy buying and building have fared even worse.On May 21st the central bank revised its growth prediction down to 2.3-3.3 2.3-3.33-4% previously.

Wal-Mart Stores, the world's biggest retailer, on Monday said it still expects to meet its June sales forecast even though demand remains slack for summer items such as shorts, tank tops and water games.