Sentence examples for having already forecast from inspiring English sources

Subscriptions also helped to drive up consumer spend in 2018, with App Annie having already forecast the app stores (including third-party stores in China) will pass $122 billion in 2019, thanks to a combination of gaming and subscriptions driving the growth.

The Bank of Spain has already forecast a full-year contraction of 1.5 percent.

Financial industry lawyers have already forecast that regulators will miss the July deadline to put the rule into effect.

The company has already forecast a ¥63 billion loss for the current fiscal year, which ends next March.

It has already forecast a 63 billion yen loss for the fiscal year, which ends next March, and the airline has announced plans to reduce flights.

The Office for Budget Responsibility has already forecast that on current trajectories of life expectancy, the state pensionable age could reach 70 by the mid-2060s, but Labour and financial experts have warned that it could come sooner than expected.

The company has already forecast modestly higher operating earnings for 2004, excluding one-time charges -- in the range of $1.20 to $1.30 a share, up from $1.14 a share in 2003.

And yet, in a conference call with Mr. Arthur and other analysts, Times Company executives said they were not yet ready to predict increases for the year that exceeded what they had already forecast, including growth in advertising revenue companywide of only "mid-single digits" by the end of the year.

After a record year for investment in 2014, it had already forecast a sharp decline in capital expenditure.

Studies have already forecast that future higher water temperatures will take a toll on some of those fish, notes Tony Farrell, a fish physiologist at UBC and an expert in how salmon respond to environmental stresses.

Finally, other researchers have already forecast a worldwide decline in shellfish harvests and fishery production due to climate change and ocean acidification.