Sentence examples for international forecast from inspiring English sources

The other, Honeywell International, forecast profit growth of 16 to 21percentt, broadly above Wall Street estimates, with strength in its aerospace business and continued growth in emerging markets.

The company said its international forecast for fewer additions is because of its very successful launch in Australia and New Zealand.

But the government declared that austerity was bearing fruit after several international forecasts of British growth were revised upwards.After Hugo Chávez's death from cancer, power was transferred in Venezuela to Nicolás Maduro, who won a presidential election.

Organic's management expects fourth-quarter sales will fall significantly below the earlier IBES International consensus forecast of $34 million.

With the number of international students forecast to reach 8 million by 2025 Prodigy Finance is clearly sitting on a growing market.

Most of Europe's stock markets as well as Australia's, New Zealand's and Hong Kong's are looking alluringly cheap compared with the U.S. Unlike the U.S., these markets are below the international average forecast P/E ratio of 22x.

Its budget overdraft has rocketed way past international officials forecasts, and going by markets yesterday investors would only be willing to lend to Athens at a 17% interest rate.

International economic forecasts often carry a health warning about the risk posed by "geopolitical events".

Significant benefits have been shown for the southern hemisphere where there is limited access to ground-based observations, and GNSS-RO has been operationally used by major international weather forecasting models.

As regards mortality, the UPE project shows that virtually all official national and international population forecasts over the past four to five decades have considerably underestimated the gain in life expectancy at birth.

The International Monetary Fund forecast last week that the Spanish economy would grow 0.7 percent next year — compared with the Spanish government's 1.3 percent forecast, on which its 2011 budget is based.