Sentence examples for forward looking number from inspiring English sources

The forward looking number's been high, 3.5%.

Some pundits like to use that forward looking number because, when corporate earnings are projected to rise -- as they almost always are -- the PE ratio will look better.

Well-bred, pared-down shapes persist, filtering into the most rarefied collections, as well as a number of forward looking, accessibly priced lines.

forward looking baseline.

Markets are forward looking.

A number of forwards looked weary, Freddie Burns could not restore any order and even Marland Yarde, probably his side's most threatening player, had a couple of defensive episodes he would rather forget.

Now I'm looking forward to number 50.

They reconstruct individual biographies in administrative databases linked by an unique national identification number, looking forward 15 years in early adulthood and looking back 20 years till birth with close to negligible loss to follow up.

"The group is confident in being able to deliver a robust performance in 2014 and is looking forward to a number of restaurant openings, in the UK and internationally.

This weekend the city was looking forward to welcoming a number of people home and also welcoming a number of distinguished international guests and researchers.

"But I want to be a player who can improve my game and do my best and succeed, so I'm looking forward to wearing that number.