Sentence examples for outlook production from inspiring English sources
In spite of a generally favourable dry season outlook, production will be influenced by the rate of rehabilitation of irrigation structures damaged during the floods.
The General Motors Corporation has affirmed its third-quarter profit outlook and production for the year, four days after the Ford Motor Company lowered its earnings forecast.
The maker of the Prius hybrid gave no forecast for the current fiscal year through March 2012, citing an uncertain outlook because production continues to be hampered by shortages of parts.
That said, limited refining capacity has meant that the import bill for refined products increased by 36% in the first quarter, while natural gas imports rose by 91%.According to Pemex, the short-term outlook for production remains bleak.
Manufacturers surveyed by her group are more pessimistic about the outlook for production over the next three months than at any time since 1980.The regional profile of the recession is changing too.
A public backlash against the layoffs of thousands of temporary workers in Japan in the midst of the economic crisis has raised the specter of more rigid labor laws and clouded the outlook for production lines in Japan, many of which are still idle.
It's not unreasonable that McAuley's outlook on production began a little adrift.
Its shares jumped more than 6percentt after it reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss, along with a rosy outlook for production of its new Model 3 vehicles.
All of the state's major crops have bleak outlooks: cotton production is expected to take a nosedive, while production of corn, winter wheat, feed grains and soybeans are all similarly plummeting.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture report reduced estimates for U.S. corn and soybean harvests, trimmed its corn and soy output forecast for drought-hit Argentina and cuts its outlook for wheat production in flood-hit Australia.
Manufacturers' orders weakened, and their outlook for future production worsened.
