Sentence examples for it forecasted from inspiring English sources

It forecasted earnings of 21 or 22 cents a share, down from the expected 26 or 27 cents a share.

"Bitterly cold easterly winds will persist this week, bringing snow showers to north-east England and light snow flurries across other areas of England," it forecasted.

The company said it was now forecasting full-year earnings of $6.50 a share, down from the $7 to $7.05 it forecasted in October and below the $7.01 expected by analysts.

It forecasted all four first-round games, missed Ravens vs Broncos and Packers vs 49ers in the second round and the Ravens vs Patriots in the AFC Championship Game, and then got the Super Bowl right.

Last week, Big Lots pleased the Street when it forecasted analyst-beating profit.

But investors were disappointed that it forecasted operating income guidance below Wall Street expectations.

The early accounting of profits appears to be at the heart of the Serious Fraud Office investigation into Tesco's £263m mis-statement of its forecasted profits, which it revealed last autumn.

Our syndicates have several investment objectives, but they all have one common exit strategy: As soon as the value of a syndicate horse exceeds its forecasted future earning potential, be it from competition winnings, the market value of its livestock, or both, the horses are sold and the proceeds split among investors.

Its forecasted 35% growth this year may take it only some of the way back to levels of prosperity it enjoyed before oil production stopped in 2012.

Starbucks is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter earnings on Nov. 15, but the company warned investors back in June that it may not reach the high end of its forecasted earnings per share range of 87 cents or 89 cents.

The forward price-to-earnings ratio, a measure that compares a company's stock-market value to its forecasted earnings, is a paltry 3.3, which makes it look like quite a bargain.