Sentence examples for sales anticipated from inspiring English sources

Panmure Gordon analyst Philip Dorgan said that given the steep drop in music and DVD sales anticipated this year it would have its work cut out trying to make up the lost ground selling the technology products which contribute 11% of sales.

When Procter & Gamble launched Olestra in 1996, the fake, calorie-free fat was hailed as a dieter's dream, with sales anticipated to hit as much as $1 billion a year.

But the two auction houses have now begun bolstering the material offered in their Paris sales, anticipating that the city could become a more important center for the growing number of rich European collectors.

As its Chief Financial Officer Robert Rivet explained in a statement, "Although third-quarter sales are anticipated to be lower than projected due to softness in our profitable flash memory business, sales in our microprocessor business remained strong, driven by increased demand for AMD64 processors".

Analysts have been expecting earnings of 49 cents in the fourth quarter and $1.74 for 2008 while sales are anticipated to be $2.5 billion and $9.0 billion for the fourth quarter and year, respectively.

Price appears to be proving a bigger barrier to sales than anticipated as handsets in the UK are normally subsidised by the network operators, often to the point of no up front cost.

Yet sources within the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs say that -- unsurprisingly -- only about 1percentt of the sales are anticipated to go to local co-operatives or green groups.

Ian King, chief executive, said: "In 2011, a reduction in sale is anticipated as the volume reduction in Land & Armaments is expected to complete and as the changes arising from the strategic defence and security review reduce activity in the UK businesses.

With the sale long anticipated, the big news on Tuesday was the hefty repurchase program.

Still, the company is hiring a sales force, anticipating that its long dry spell will soon be over.

Sales were relatively unchanged at $11.7 billion and missed the $11.9 billion in sales that analysts anticipated.