Sentence examples for forecasts of increased from inspiring English sources

The plan, one of the flagship policies of the 2014-15 budget, was initially put down as a $1.2bn saving but, because of forecasts of increased unemployment, the cost of walking away from the policy is estimated in the budget as $1.8447bn.

The measurements confirm those taken in the 1990s and indicate that forecasts of increased acidity are on target, Feely said.

Others look to forecasts of increased passenger traffic as a sign of the strength of the ferry.

The company also stuck by its forecast of increased earnings this year despite a difficult economic environment, saying that orders for computer services were on the rise.

Contraceptive purchases fell short of forecasts because of increased competition.

The Black & Decker Corporation, the nation's largest maker of power tools, said first-quarter profit rose to as much as 93 cents a share, a third more than its forecast, because of increased sales in North America.

King Pharmaceuticals Inc. said yesterday that its second-quarter and 2001 profit and sales would be higher than forecast because of increased demand for the heart drug Altace and other brand-name medications.

We focus on how much additional ED/IU capacity should be anticipated as necessary given a forecast of increasing demand.

The Georgia-Pacific Group warned yesterday that its fourth-quarter earnings would fall short of forecasts because of increasing energy costs and declining demand for lumber.

This article redefines the problem from one of improving forecasting to one of increasing product development agility and thus reducing the need for accurate long-term forecasts.

However, data also demonstrate that NAFLD forecasts an increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) [ 13] independent of metabolic syndrome.