Sentence examples for quarters to come from inspiring English sources

In quarters to come, analysts will be able to see the company using the data, Whole Foods said.

In the quarters to come, the prospect of another President Clinton could certainly get Republicans to take out their checkbooks.

Disney said it was optimistic that an improving economy combined with new attractions would buoy that part of its business in the quarters to come.

The fiscal drag will only intensify in the quarters to come if the near-term budget cuts being called for in the debt limit fight are enacted.

Taken all together, underlying growth looks quite weak, and in quarters to come the contribution from both government and inventory shifts will fall, or turn negative.

The fame of this action soon fled through the neighbouring cities, and stirred up the young men from various quarters to come and join themselves with him.

The game, though, was better than anyone had a right to expect as the 49ers scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to come from behind to win.

Pequannock scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to come from behind and defeat Dover, 21-7, in the Section II, Group II title game.

Intimate Brands told analysts that it now expected profits for the quarter to come in at 44 to 48 cents a share, down from 55 cents.

"We showed a lot of character and skill in that final quarter to come away with the try," added McCall, after fly-half Alex Goode touched down in the 80th minute for Saracens.

It now expects industry mobile device volumes in the fourth quarter to come in below previous forecasts, to around 330 million in the fourth quarter and 1.24 billion for the year.