Sentence examples for preliminary forecast from inspiring English sources
So we treat this only as a preliminary forecast.
His preliminary forecast is a total of $244 billion, up 5.5percentt from 2001.
The preliminary forecast was intended to help corporate travel departments put their budgets together for next year, he said.
The preliminary forecast includes a charge of $15 million to $20 million to forfeit land deposits and write down the value of assets it no longer can develop for a profit.
Finally, a preliminary forecast analysis of the effects of the MUPC was performed by combining the land-use and -cover map of 2010 with the urban-extension areas of the plan.
South Africa, the breadbasket of the region on which many southern African countries depend for food imports in times of drought, this week issued a preliminary forecast of maize production for the coming harvest of 7.4 million tonnes, a drop of 25% from the already poor production levels of last season and 36% below the five-year average.
In Westminster, the borough most affected by the housing benefit cap, some schools could see up to 43% of pupils affected by the reduction in housing benefit, according to the council's preliminary forecasts, and across the borough 17% of primary pupils could be forced to move, internal data suggests.
Gartner's preliminary forecasts point to a 14.3 increase in PC shipments in 2010 over 2009 as well as a forecast of 409 million PCs sold in 2011.
Analytical models are very useful to predict oil recovery by steam flooding for preliminary forecasting purposes and sensitivity studies.
Since, it is much faster to obtain results from analytical models than from simulation, analytical model are still useful tools for preliminary forecasting purposes and sensitivity studies.
1. Analytical models (volumetric) are used to predict steam flood performance (preliminary forecasting purposes and sensitivity studies) because these require few data, give quick results and provide better insight, than simulation, into the physics of the thermal process.
