Sentence examples for prices predicted from inspiring English sources

With a steady rise in commodity and oil prices predicted, the Moroccan government will have tough time reining in spending, never mind attaining the fantastically optimistic growth rates promised by the new Islamist prime minister, Abdelilah Benkirane, when taking office.

Citigroup, citing the severely depressed housing market, the credit squeeze and high energy prices, predicted on Tuesday that the economy was about to start shrinking and would barely eke out any growth for all of 2008.

"With wholesale prices predicted to remain low this year, consumers should be seeing bill reductions of at least 10 per cent - around £120 a year - on both gas and electricity," she told the BBC.

For a comparably sized home in the Deanwood neighborhood, utility bills are about $2,300 annually, and with energy prices predicted to continue rising, over the course of a Habitat home's average 25-year mortgage, a homeowner could save anywhere from $61,000 to $132,000.

The company's concession will end when takings from the tolls reach £996m at 1989 prices, predicted to happen in 2018.

The RAC Foundation, which also monitors prices, predicted that the price of unleaded petrol would continue to rise for some time.

If we regress the theoretical prices with the simulated ones, we find that, in all cases, the r-squared is superior to 99%, which shows that simulated prices predict quite well the theoretical prices, Table 8.

We find that the exposure to real estate and its interaction with house prices predicts the NPL ratio only in the real estate development sector and for banks that operated in provinces where housing prices fell.

Much to Mr. Smith's surprise, the classroom experiment quickly converged on the price predicted by simple demand and supply.

"Martin will have the New Democratic Party for a modest price," predicted Desmond Morton, a historian at McGill University in Montreal.

"If the administration sticks to its guns," Mr. Price predicted, "mountaintop removal is going to be severely curtailed".