Sentence examples for forecasts report from inspiring English sources
SA describes its flagship product as a quarterly "Middle East and North Africa Oil and Gas Sector Risks and Forecasts Report" consisting of 14 country profiles designed to "benefit individuals within the legal, financial services, energy, banking, consultancy, infrastructure sectors".
By contrast, the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank's widely watched surveys of economic forecasts report only the aggregate consensus and circumspectly don't evaluate the accuracy of past predictions.
* The CEA indicates in their January 2008 Industry Forecasts report that sales of flat-panel TVs in 2007 grew year-over-year by 52%.
An important reason for this is that public health is already the focus of attention in another recurrent publication, the Dutch Public Health Status and Forecasts Report' (see http://www.vtv2010.nl/english-editions/ //www.vtv2010.nl/english-editions/
In Dutch health policy a distinction is made between health and healthcare performance by the release of two separate 2006 national reports: the Dutch Health Care Performance Report (Zorgbalans) and the Public Health Status and Forecasts Report (PHSF, or Volksgezondheid Toekomst Verkenning).
Sainsbury's, Britain's third-largest food stores chain, also beat City forecasts, reporting a 4.2% rise in like-for-like sales.
Environment Canada, the government department that provides weather forecasts, reported that until mid-March the ice was at its lowest in more than four decades of record keeping.
But the leading chipmaker fell short of revenue forecasts, reporting sales of $7.1 billion.
Talbots topped forecasts, reporting a 8.1% jump in sales on improved full-price selling.
IBES International, which keeps track of analysts' forecasts, reports its technology sector trades at 63 times 2001 estimate versus 21 for the S&P 500.
Although J&J company beat analyst forecasts, reporting that its second-quarter profits jumped 9.2% to $3.1 billion, or $1.05 a share, from $2.8 billion, or 95 cents a share.
