Sentence examples for most forecasts and from inspiring English sources

She's expecting 3.2% economic growth in 2010, higher than most forecasts, and unemployment below 8% by then lower than what many forecasters say.

The strong performance of most car companies indicated that total sales for this year would exceed most forecasts and suggested that the industry's revival would continue into 2013.

But the company forecast a first-quarter profit of 7 to 12 cents a share, better than most forecasts, and its shares rose in after-hours trading.

While that result represented a 44percentt decline from the same period a year earlier, it nonetheless exceeded most forecasts and left investors impressed by the company's ability to offset hefty credit losses with higher lending margins and fees.

That said, support for NFC is still years out, according to most forecasts, and until Apple's announcement next month, we don't know if the iPhone 5 will include the technology.

An increasingly integrated global economy has upset nearly all models of economic and financial markets, rendering most forecasts unduly cautious and unable to see the broad benefits of growing trade and commercial interdependence.

StarMine calculates its variations from the consensus by giving extra weight to the most recent forecasts and the most prescient analysts.

The economy is suffering from a profound shortfall of demand, and most forecasts call for only anemic growth over the next few years.

Advertising spending over all was down more than 10 percent, and most forecasts do not predict recovery until 2011 at the earliest, especially for expensive placements like the zeppelin.

And most forecasts still predict a modestly positive rate of inflation in the euro zone this year.Another possibility is that foreign investors may expect currency gains to outweigh any losses on the bond itself.

For now, Albertan workers are not suffering from the lack of value-added exports: the provincial unemployment rate of 5.6% is well below the national average of 7.3%, and most forecasts call for an even tighter job market as tar-sands production increases.