Sentence examples for off guidance from inspiring English sources

But SNS Securities analyst Martijn den Drijver said there was nothing new or unexpected in TomTom's quarterly results that would suggest a need to write off guidance for this year.

This is why I've spent my life desperate for father figures, wandering around the parking lot of life, eager to siphon off guidance from any unsuspecting family vehicles.

She said in her November letter that federal regulators appointed by President Trump appear to have backed off guidance issued in 2013 by Obama-appointed regulators urging banks to use tougher underwriting standards for leveraged loans.

5 Refer to NCUA guidance on charge-offs set forth in LCU 03-CU-01, "Loan Charge-off Guidance," dated January 2003.

On Friday, Carnival shaved a penny off its guidance for second-quarter earnings and lowered its year-end earnings guidance by 6 cents, citing altered expectations for foreign exchange rates and fuel costs.

Sympathy for Massachusetts broke out in other colonies, and radicalized colonists across the region threw off the guidance of the merchant class.

Would the match be called off? Official guidance handed down by the Italian Referees' Association recommends that: "In the event of meteorological impediments thought to be temporary, the referee can stop the match for as long as they consider opportune".

The conference itself is being interpreted by many as the Dalai Lama's attempt to wean the movement off his guidance — something that might have been unthinkable just years earlier.

His bowling has improved in the last few seasons, helped by the guidance off Worcestershire's overseas player, Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal.

It laid off 158 teachers, guidance counselors and administrators last August.

He says he did not get any "off the record" guidance from the police.