Sentence examples for forecasts to meet from inspiring English sources

Therefore, XM may need to increase marketing, advertising and promotional expenses above forecasts to meet its stated subscriber growth goals.

But Mitch Daniels had a budget forecast to meet.

Meteorologist Carol Smith with the National Weather Service in Oxnard said the temperature is forecast to meet that mark on Wednesday.

The company said it was on track to meet forecasts for annual profit of about £110m.

Mr. Sullivan was first arrested in August and charged with using illegal accounting to hide expenses when WorldCom was struggling to meet forecasts.

Initial non-farm payrolls expectations of 200,000-210,000 have been pared back after both the ADP employment report and jobless claims failed to meet forecasts.

The failure to meet forecasts was the first since the company began publishing such estimates two years ago, and its stock fell 8percentt in London.

Legal & General is up 14.2p to 179.2p after reassuring on its balance sheet while Rolls-Royce has risen 13.5p to 665.5p following an update saying it was on track to meet forecasts.

The company reduced this year's budget for upgrading stores and other assets to $775 million from $850 million and will hold down inventory to keep annual earnings on track to meet forecasts of $4 to $4.25 a share.

FirstGroup accelerated 7.1p to 109.1p after the transport group said it expected to meet forecasts for the year following a strong third quarter performance for its rail business and its US shuttle bus business.

The extent of the troubles in September surprised industry analysts because even high-end stores, largely invulnerable to swings in the housing and stock markets for the last five years, struggled to meet forecasts last month.