Sentence examples for revised its prediction from inspiring English sources

Consolidated Edison, which delivers electricity to the city and its northern suburbs, has revised its prediction of no growth in demand this summer.

In a report being released on Wednesday by Forrester, the research firm revised its prediction for the industry, saying that three million e-reading devices would be sold in 2009, up from its previous estimate of two million.

But NIESR has revised its prediction for growth this year upwards, to 2.3%, from the 2.1% it projected in July, arguing that since the effects of the attacks were concentrated on specific sectors, such as airlines and hotels, the trajectory of the rest of the economy will not be dramatically altered.

"Everybody says they are". Torto, Wheaton & Associates, a Boston consultant, recently revised its prediction that the nationwide office vacancy rate would climb from the current 17% to 19% by 1989.

In the past, the Park Service has revised its predictions based on the weather conditions and the progress of the buds.

In the latest forecast from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR), the thinktank revised its predictions for a hike to the first three months of next year, instead of in 2019 – accelerating the likelihood that mortgage holders will soon be facing higher bills.

This, together with greater pessimism about Latin America and eastern Europe, has led it to revise its prediction for global GDP growth down by 0.1 percentage points, to -1.4%.Industrial production in Germany increased by 3.7% in May, after falling by 2.6% the previous month.

Since the used model is only an approximation of the actual system, the controller is continuously revising its predictions about the future output evolution.

And if that were to come to pass, well, Cisco might just have to revise its predictions of the percentage of internet traffic that is accounted for by video.

It has doggedly stuck to a 3.9% 2014 growth forecast, even though its main export market, the United States, has been sluggish, and the twin pillars of its domestic economy buying and building have fared even worse.On May 21st the central bank revised its growth prediction down to 2.3-3.3 2.3-3.33-4% previously.

The Office for Budget Responsibility has revised its growth predictions upwards from 1.8%to2.7%7% for 2014 and that 1.5m more jobs were expected over the next five years.