Sentence examples similar to the long term forecast from inspiring English sources

However IDC does not have good news in the long term, forecasting that by 2018 total PC shipments will fall to 291m, with falls in three of the four major categories - desktop sales in both "mature" and "emerging" markets, and portable sales in mature markets - and only a small rise in sales of portables in emerging markets.

Obviously in the longer term we have to keep an eye on these things, the long term forecasts for pensions".

The aim of the present paper is to develop a model for the long term forecasting of nonresidential gas consumption in Italy.

The long-term forecast may be brighter.

The long-term forecast for retailing is murky.

The long-term forecast for London is grim and more rain is expected.

The long-term forecast for a calm coexistence remains overcast, however, with a strong possibility of stormy N.F.L. Sundays.

This is a gloomy enough out-look but the long-term forecast is scarcely any better according to Tony Travers, director of LSE London, a research centre at the London School of Economics.

The long-term forecast, he said, was being dimmed a bit by the likelihood that federal budget surpluses would be smaller than previously projected, a development likely to push up interest rates.

If Thomas's first big play as a Jet -- a blocked punt -- lacked the long-term forecast that Jeremy Shockey's bulldozer catch and run provided for the Giants last week, it still gave a glimpse into the awesome athleticism the Jets believe Thomas possesses.

Tournament director Craig Tiley says: "The long-term forecast is looking very good.