Sentence examples for outturn for from inspiring English sources

"While the market remains tough, Future is proving resilient and we remain firmly on track for a satisfactory outturn for the full year".

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.

Retail analysts at UBS said: "We view this as a creditable outturn for Primark, particularly given unseasonal weather in autumn and that some of the new Primark stores in northern Europe have cannibalised sales at existing stores (a temporary phenomenon).

The latest crop of official data underscored those concerns, with weaker outturns for construction and manufacturing and a jump in Christmas retail sales.

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.

The concessions made by Osborne in response to the OBR's latest forecasts of the probable outturn of the balance between revenue and (previous) plans for expenditure are certainly welcome.

At the start of the year, the expected value of the scheme should be calculated as a % of the estimated total outturn contract value for commissioned patient services.

Mr Osborne is looking to reduce the PSNBR excluding financial interventions to £122bn in 2011/12 from the 2010/11 outturn of £139.4bn, but this looks challenging given the headwinds facing the economy.

"This would be a significant boost to the chances that growth will hold up well in the fourth quarter and come in close to the third quarter outturn of 0.7% quarter-on-quarter," he added.

The system allows individual logs to be reconciled with the specific sawn outturn from that log.

In Latin America, the outturn of the 1999/2000 first season cereal and bean crops in Central America and the Caribbean is expected to be back to average levels in most countries, following the immense crop losses caused by hurricanes "Georges and Mitchch" in late 1998.