Sentence examples for relative to forecasts from inspiring English sources

As for the stimulus, economies in countries that enacted relatively large programs, like the United States, China and Australia, have survived fairly well this year, relative to forecasts.

With growth still slowing, and inflation pressures either easing outright or disappointing relative to forecasts, I do not believe the conditions are in place to warrant a rise in the bank rate".

Each trades at a discount to its three-year price-to-sales average and to its respective industry on a price-to-earnings basis for the current fiscal year as well as on a price-to-earnings growth basis (measuring 2008 price-to-earnings relative to forecasts on long-term earnings growth).

It is true that the IFS analysis suggests that discretionary policy changes have "saved £17bn" compared to what would otherwise have happened, but that's different: that has been almost entirely offset by other changes, policy and non-policy driven, that have pushed up spending relative to forecast.

The Economic Outlook and the FOMC's Quarterly Projections In their economic projections for the January FOMC meeting, monetary policy makers substantially marked down their forecasts for real GDP this year relative to the forecasts they had prepared in October.

Additionally, the narrower widths of the 95% prediction intervals for our forecasting model relative to the forecasting model based only on census trends over time, suggest that more precise predictions can be obtained using our forecasting model.

This pipeline could still feasibly contribute around 3% to 2015 organic growth, but leaves a near 2% gap relative to our forecasts.

This is a big surprise as the monthly public finances figures had suggested a deterioration of revenues relative to OBR forecasts.

"We understand that this reflects the concerns of a number of investors that the Group's Ltip EPS performance targets were insufficiently stretching relative to consensus forecasts," the company said.

America may suffer a mild recession but that is already discounted in share prices, which look cheap relative to profit forecasts and to government bonds.The pessimists think this view is deeply misguided.

But Whittington feels the stock looks decently priced relative to earnings forecasts.