Sentence examples for predicted business from inspiring English sources

If lawmakers indeed override an expected veto, she predicted "business as usual for another year".

Both Home Depot and Lowe's predicted business would pick up toward the end of the year.

Mr Tweedy predicted business sponsorship would slow until 2013: "Because of the time lag with art and sponsorship, if you talk to art galleries, their sponsorship continues.

One in three said they predicted business would pick up in the first half of this year, while 19percentt said they were "optimistic" about business for all of 2002.

When Imagination announced half-year results in December, it warned that annual profit would miss market expectations because of weaker demand for smartphones containing its chips but it predicted business would pick up in the second half.

"If these disruptions unfold as predicted, business travelers will stay home, severely impacting not only the travel industry but the economy overall," the Global Business Travel Association warned the head of the FAA, Michael P Huerta, in a letter Friday.

He predicted businesses would cite independence as a risk in their annual reports.

The President of the California Chamber of Commerce predicted businesses would bolt to North Carolina and China if AB 32 were passed.

Although our findings suggest that Auckland's existing plan to develop a regional cycle network would likely have benefits, the simulation modeling suggests that it would not reverse the predicted business-as-usual increased rate of cycling injury.

It was founded by Geoffrey H. Moore, an economist who helped originate the practice of using leading indicators to predict business cycles.

The following examples represent some of the attempts theorists have made to explain and predict business cycles.