Sentence examples for meet forecast from inspiring English sources

It means that E2E provision can expand to meet forecast demand, she said.

It estimates that lots more investment will be needed, because capacity will have to rise by nearly 90% to meet forecast demand by 2035.

The ability of the existing airport infrastructure to meet forecast demand is limited, and government policy published in 2003 supports the development of additional airport capacity by 2030 to address this.

Page B15 Business CITIGROUP'S EARNINGS FAIL TO MEET FORECAST Citigroup reported fourth-quarter results that fell far short of what analysts were forecasting, despite a pickup in lending and a drop in losses on bad loans.

[C13.] Intel Expects to Meet Forecast With the chip industry's speed race outpacing mainstream computer uses, a top executive of Intel said that the computer industry must give customers more reasons to spend money on technology.

But just one quarter later it was forced to say it could not meet forecasts.

The company said it was on track to meet forecasts for annual profit of about £110m.

The company said it still expected to meet forecasts for the year because earnings should accelerate in the second half.

Nokia said that it would not meet forecasts for sales growth of handsets in the second quarter, particularly in China, because of the disease.

Mr. Sullivan was first arrested in August and charged with using illegal accounting to hide expenses when WorldCom was struggling to meet forecasts.

There's such intense pressure on the earnings results that companies are tempted to find ways to regularize their earnings and meet forecasts.