Sentence examples for forecasts revising from inspiring English sources

Hopes of better weather, such as new forecasts revising this year's euro-area growth up from 0.9% to 1.7%, go unheard in the panic.

OBR's employment forecasts revised up.

Despite slower growth, and countries like Brazil seeing their GDP forecasts revised downward from 3.5% to just 2.5% recently, investors are more bullish this year than last.

However, the company said today that it remains "on track" to deliver its full year earnings forecast, revised in October, for the year ending 31 December.

The IMF's latest forecast revised down projections of global growth this year, but nonetheless predicted a better performance than in 2012.

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Another day, another online ad spending forecast revised downward.

Instead, time for coaching to improve future performance is increasingly crowded out by time spent tracking and scrutinizing past results – that is, time spent requesting forecasts, reviewing pipelines together, revising forecasts, and pushing to close more deals in this quarter.

Borrowing falls more than forecast and employment forecasts are revised up.

The proposed adaptive method forms a correction function according to real observations and consequently applies forecasts to revise a desired prognosis in a selected locality.

Morgan Stanley on Wednesday issued a glum global economic forecast, saying: Our revised forecasts show the U.S. and the euro area hovering dangerously close to a recession – defined as two consecutive quarters of contraction – over the next 6-12 months.