Sentence examples for outturn from inspiring English sources

The outturn may be almost double that.None of this detracts from the coalition's success in cutting costs, though.

After more statistical analysis, the authors conclude thatSo, in summary, the Bank's two-year forecasts have failed to provide any information to policymakers about outturn inflation over the past thirteen yearsThen there is the interesting question of how easy it is to fine-tune the trade-off between unemployment and inflation.

Inflation is rising, to be sure, but at 3.8% in January it remains in line with the rates seen in much of Western Europe.Too fast to lastThe downside to the fourth-quarter result is that it will detract from GDP growth in 2008; by stockpiling on a massive scale, wholesalers have borrowed from 2008 growth to boost the 2007 outturn.

Despite a sharp deterioration in the budgetary position in the final months of 2008, the full-year outturn is expected to show a modest surplus.

The Hurricane was considerably slower, but it could outturn the Messerschmitt, as could the Spitfire in the hands of a skilled pilot.

The Museum's Strategy Document to 2012 puts it plainly: "due largely to the popularity of the First Emperor Exhibition, the outturn for 2007/08 was just over 6 million visits.

The Bank of England's monetary policy committee had feared at the start of the year that an inflationary pay-price spiral might develop from rising world oil and gas prices, tightness in the labour market, and the impact of CPI outturns on inflation expectations.

Chris Dyett at Investec said: Qinetiq's interims were well signposted and the outturn is largely as expected.

The actual outturns were declines of 3.5%, 4.2% and 2.6% respectively.This lamentable short-sightedness was not unique.

The OBR builds in more pessimistic as well as more optimistic outturns, and it calculates that there is a 55 per cent chance of the Government meeting its fiscal targets.

So, here's one approach I've been playing with: comparing actual budget outturns for fiscal 2011, as reported here, with CBO projections made before we knew the financial crisis was upon us, specifically in the 2008 CBO Budget and Economic Outlook.