Sentence examples for forecasts reflect from inspiring English sources

Our updated forecasts reflect this poor performance and take account of our concerns for the second half.

Our model is designed to adjust for this; the figures you see in our forecasts reflect the projected results among likely voters.

Maintaining such a correspondence is necessary to understand how economic forecasts reflect, and are constrained by, relationships within the underlying physical system.

The single-valued streamflow forecasts reflect various run-time modifications, or "manual data assimilation", applied by the human forecasters in an attempt to reduce error from various sources in the end-to-end forecast process.

However, the near-term forecasts reflect a recovery in post-banking crisis economies, which will be welcome after years of trying to climb out of the worst recession in a century.

The forecasts reflect our belief that most emerging and developing economies will be able to handle these challenges, by using the monetary and fiscal space they still have, and by using appropriate macro prudential measures to deal with the volatility of capital flows or high domestic credit growth.

The loss at Merrill, which exceeded analysts' forecasts, reflected $16.7 billion of write-downs on mortgage-related investments and leveraged loans.

Their sober forecasts reflected concerns that economic recovery in Asia remained some way off, despite tentative signs of turnaround in the United States and China.

Kohl's and Macy's results and forecasts reflected a willingness by consumers to spend again, even in the face of rising gas and clothing prices.

Jonathan Loynes, chief European economist at Capital Economics, said the subdued forecasts reflected the "general sluggishness" of the eurozone economy.

The report said that despite evidence of recovery, its forecasts reflected continued weakness of domestic demand, in particular government spending and consumer expenditure.