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Sharp forecast on Thursday a 450 billion yen ($5.6 billion) full-year loss and warned that it had "material doubts" about its ability to survive.

In the most dire warning, Sharp forecast on Thursday a 450 billion yen ($5.6 billion) full-year loss and warned that it had "material doubts" about its ability to survive.

Electronics maker Sharp forecast a bigger-than-expected loss of 130 billion yen ($1.3 billion) for the fiscal year ended March, the company's first loss since 1950.

The results showed that the LP produced sharper forecasts compared with the conventional GP.

To rely less on the vagaries of the monsoon rains, India, say experts, needs to develop varieties of rice, pulses and oilseeds which are drought resistant, evolve early drought warning systems and improve meteorological tools to provide sharper forecasts.

But both Panasonic and Sharp still forecast substantial annual losses for the financial year ending in March.

"This reflects a sharper-than-forecast fall in resources investment and a slower recovery in the non-resources sectors".

The sharper-than-forecast contraction has opened a funding gap of about 15 billion euros in the bailout package agreed last October to bring Greece's debt down to about 120percentt of gross domestic product from nearly 160percenttodayay.

The torrid summer of 2003 and the deaths and illnesses it caused, particularly in countries like France, where air-conditioning is relatively uncommon, have prompted industry analysts to forecast sharp growth in electricity use.

Published with the Budget on 18 March, this reflects a sharp fall in forecast revenue from offshore oil and gas.

Sharp increases are forecast in the burden of chronic diseases in low and middle income countries (LMIC), as a result of demographic ageing, and the health transition [ 1].