Sentence examples for make any projections from inspiring English sources

The company declined on Tuesday to make any projections for the overall American vehicle market for 2011.

Last Tuesday, when Dell announced mixed earnings for the year, the company declined to make any projections for coming quarters on the conference call with investors and analysts.

“These are unprecedented times that make any projections uncertain,” said Chief Executive John Devine John Devine.

When the debt concerns saddling the Greek economy are brought up, Rosenbluth readily acknowledges that S&P's holdings-based fund analysis does not make any projections based around the condition of a company's home economy.

Merrill is not making any projections about the impact the banking products could have on its earnings but analysts think it could be significant.

Almost all of Kenya's television networks have switched to 24-hour coverage but confined themselves to relaying the results from the electoral authority and avoided making any projections – as is commonplace in most election coverage.

Zetsche reiterated that 2003 was going to be a weak one for the industry, and that economic uncertainty and the possible war with Iraq made any projections tenuous.

• "We never made any projection — 10,000 seems like a good run," Mr. Ohanian said, adding that this lack of research "is laughable from the perspective of anyone who knows the book industry.

The report cautions against using "difficult-to-define words like 'surplus' or 'shortage' " to discuss the S&E labor market, because the great variety of fields and occupations in which scientifically trained people find work makes "any 'simple' comparison between projections of labor and market demand impossible".

The company, however, has said it did not make any specific projections about its results.

She added that, nevertheless, she would not want to make any specific projections about when the company will have a profitable quarter.