Sentence examples for pricing assumptions from inspiring English sources

But the second issue is of perhaps even greater concern: What are the long-term problems that could be created by the unwinding of a "massive pipeline" of existing leveraged buyout and other restructuring deals written in the last few months and predicated on pricing assumptions that no longer hold true?

It said: We have revised forecasts following the recent first quarter production reports and changes to our commodity price assumptions.

"By raising the oil price assumptions, by definition, Russia would have higher growth," said Peter Westin, senior economist at Aton Capital.

As we downgrade iron ore and coking coal price assumptions for 2013-14, wexpectct a large portion of Evraz's mining operations to become loss-making in 2013.

This view is based on the downside risks to Shell's oil price assumptions plus the tax and operational risks surrounding BG's Brazilian asset base.

However it is clear from the report the main issue S&P has with the revenue outlook was the budget's iron ore price assumptions.

Chris Goodall, Green party parliamentary candidate and author of Ten Technologies to Save the Planet, warned the grid parity predictions were based on unrealistic price assumptions.

"In 2016, the outlook remains uncertain, particularly for oil exporters that based their budgets on optimistic oil price assumptions and may have to revise their plans in the course of the year," it said.

Spencer Dale, BP's chief economist, was unwilling to say what price assumptions were used in his predictions but did expect an improvement away from a current level of just above $30 a barrel oil.

The low-price assumptions, the industry officials said, appeared to be what had led Mr. Diveroli to Albania, where the government sold its munitions for as little as 2.2 cents a round, a price that strongly suggested their age and poor condition.

I think the oil companies are being both conservative and clever in their oil price assumptions.