Sentence examples for forecasts stemming from from inspiring English sources

The software has been billed as particularly useful for generating "what if" scenarios and forecasts stemming from your current financial situation.

In other words, when the Bank of England talks about the uncertainties and risks built into its forecasts stemming from the uncertain outlook for immigration, its big concern is that interest rates would probably rise faster and more, if the number of workers arriving from abroad suddenly dried up (and if they kept on coming in such large numbers, interest rates would stay lower for longer).

There are many reasons why companies defy forecasts or match them some stemming from how well they manage expectations, and how much they can smooth earnings.

Perhaps no other forecast to stem from the 1996 welfare overhaul was as chilling as the predictions regarding foster care.

That may be broadly true, but there is a significant body of employment trend forecasting that predicts widespread job losses stemming from this kind of automation.

The survey of 7,000 executives dropped to 100.0 from 101.4, despite forecasts that it would rise, reflecting that uncertainties stemming from the sovereign debt crisis, now in its third year.

The Philippine economy, however, has displayed its resilience to political shocks, as well as exogenous financial shocks stemming from monetary policy revisions among center-economies, with recent growth forecasts projecting a booming economy for years to come.

The objectives of this study are to: (1) screen the models that can forecast the precipitation behavior at a seasonal temporal scale; and (2) forecast precipitation changes while taking account of nonstationarity and uncertainty, including those stemming from climate oscillations.

The central bank lowered its growth forecast for the fiscal year through March to 1.8percentt, from 2.1percentt in April, noting "uncertainties regarding overseas economies and global financial markets" stemming from the subprime loan crisis in the United States.

Groupon forecasts that it will have revenue in the period between $710 million and $760 million, and lose between 2 and 4 cents (non-GAAP) per share on the back of costs stemming from its recent purchase of the Korean company Ticket Monster.

The nature of size fluctuations is crucial in forecasting future population persistence, independently of whether the variability stems from external forces or from the dynamics of the population renewal process.