Sentence examples for recent outlook from inspiring English sources

In its most recent outlook, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development downgraded its 2015 growth forecast for Georgia from 4.2% to 2.3%.The poor economy has hurt the government's popularity.

That acquisition ended up becoming a part of its most recent Outlook for Android and iOS apps, launched just last week.

However, considering that light water reactors have become common, the recent outlook for the supply and demand for uranium resources, development trends of fast breeder reactor technology, etc., the light water reactor is expected to remain dominant in our country until at least the second half of the 21st century.

The upcoming quarter's earnings reports from the likes of Applied Materials, Lam Research, KLA-Tencor and Novellus will echo recent outlook up guides from Teradyne and Kulicke and Soffa, signaling robust incoming orders, rising backlogs and insufficient current supply of next-generation capital equipment.

However, our paper also contrasts with some recent outlooks about a potentially bright future of these states [9, 10].

In its recent Economic Outlook the OECD revised down expectations for 2008 growth in virtually every country.

In its recent Employment Outlook, the OECD concludes that in 18 member countries relative prices of low-skill products did fall during the 1980s.

In its most recent economic outlook report, even the International Monetary Fund — historically a paragon of fiscal austerity — laid to rest the idea that cutting budgets would trigger fast growth by restoring confidence in financial investors.

His agency's most recent World Energy Outlook attracted big headlines predicting that the United States will overtake Saudi Arabia and Russia as the world's top oil producer by 2017, and North America will become a net exporter by around 2030.

Studies in the OECD's most recent Economic Outlook find that, to cope with past downturns, an increase in the budget deficit of 2% of GDP has been needed merely to accommodate the automatic-stabiliser function.

Using data from the OECD's recent employment outlook, the TUC found that over the same 2007-2015 pereal, real wages grew in Poland by 23%, in Germany by 14%, and in France by 11%.