Sentence examples for roughly forecast from inspiring English sources

Many of the figures were roughly forecast by Goldman Sachs analyst William Tanona in December, but he did not expect the company to suffer such a great loss per share.

Shares of rival consumer goods companies fell on Procter & Gamble's news that its earnings would decline as much as 11percentt in the quarter rather than gain the roughly 9percentt forecast by the company previously.

"Big Hero 6" could open to $70 million, putting it slightly ahead of the roughly $60-million 60-millionor "Interstellar," according to people who have seen pre-release audience surveys.

All of which amounts to roughly 40 percent of forecast gross domestic product for 2011.

Among the chief attractions of mergers is cutting costs, and AT&T has forecast roughly $3 billion a year in savings.

Together with a purchase of a company at a lower valuation multiple than its own — roughly eight times forecast Ebitda for Beckman this year, against 11 times for Danaher — that means the buyer will see increased earnings without giving away the farm on price.

HOW POLLS COULD ERR - With less than a week remaining before Election Day, HuffPost's poll tracking model continues to report roughly the same forecast for control of the U.S. Senate as it has for the past two weeks: The polling averages show Republicans leading at least nominally in enough states to gain a 53-seat majority.

The company says profits would be about $84 million versus an October 2000 forecast of roughly $378 million, while sales would be only about 3%, off from previous forecasts.

With EADS forecasting roughly three more years before the first A400Ms are delivered, he said, "that's a long period of risk".

Indeed, the world's two biggest re-insurance groups, Munich Re and Swiss Re, roughly doubled their forecasts of losses from the attacks.

The company forecasted roughly 5percentt revenue growth for its current fiscal year.