Sentence examples for thought in march from inspiring English sources

Also interesting is what the OBR has done to their estimate of Britain's room to grow: "our latest estimate of the output gap is significantly wider than we thought in March, in each year of our forecast".

Employers added 207,000 workers to their payrolls in July, and 42,000 more than previously thought in May and June.

"We are now facing a $16 billion hole, not the $9 billion we thought in January," Mr. Brown said.

"The U.S. recovery appears to be stronger than we thought in September," he said.

Investors were buoyed by the news that orders for durable goods grew by 3.4% in March and by more than originally thought in February.

This left the Treasury looking to borrow slightly more in 2012-13 than it had thought in October.

The commission said it now expected 0.4percentt growth in Germany this year, not 1.4percentt as it thought in November; a jump to 2percentt is forecast for 2004.

"Defaults on mortgages are a trickle right now, but the pace will pick up over the next year, more than I would have thought in October," Mr. Kirby said.

"He gets less help from a rising tax burden, and slightly smaller savings on public spending over the CSR [comprehensive spending review] period than he thought in October.

Although the Big East lacks one dominant team, few would have thought in November that Providence and Boston College would now be battling to be the best team in New England, while Connecticut has lost six of eight conference games.

Allianz's chief financial officer, Paul Achleitner, told reporters in Munich today that Dresdner would increase the combined company's profit by about 2percentt, not 13percentt as it thought in April.