Sentence examples for predict figures from inspiring English sources

"There might be some people thrown at us later on who can't find clubs, so it's hard to predict figures of how many players we need".

Last week, the predicted figures climbed to a staggering 750,000 who could die in Somalia before the end of the year.

Interesting to see the predicted figures from campaign group Generation Rent, saying that renters could outnumber homeowners in 104 out of the 650 UK constituencies by the year 2021.

"The Marvel brand is strong enough to bring a familiarity to any movie they shepherd to the marketplace," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Rentrak, of the predicted figures.

"With Gartner, IDC and Cisco predicting figures from £800bn to £1.5tn in net revenue generated by internet of things services, it's hard to see what £40m will achieve".

Damien Tierney from the airport said: "Our predicted figures this Christmas are encouraging, in the current economic climate and we are achieving the same figures as 2011.

Philips also offered some gloomy guidance on fourth-quarter sales that came in below consensus forecasts, though the predicted figures were in a narrow range.

It also predicts figures due to be published early this year will show the number of foreign prisoners returned to their home countries to have fallen during 2011.

The number uncovered agrees well with predicted figures for the tiny patch of sky probed, "meaning there should be loads and loads of these things throughout the universe," West says.

For this reason, the sociodemographic profile of the postcode areas was compiled using predicted figures.

Consequently, we have used regional data to give predicted figures for England as a whole using a weighting approach based on the relative size of the population subgroups.