Sentence examples for a better upside from inspiring English sources

Yet, Graham said: "I don't think any player in the draft has a better upside than Jeff Niemann, even Stephen Drew.

In the end, Griffin is younger, cheaper, has a better upside, and naturally plays a bigger position.

It's going to go from an esoteric technology to something real and usable and I think it has a much better upside than any platform to come out in the last two years.

Goldman Sachs said PC-oriented semiconductor stocks have rallied and downgraded some companies in a search for "better upside estimate revision potential".

Zoopla shares offer much better upside, taking a longer term view that OTM does not succeed – but it is being disrupted much more in the near term.

The retiree couldn't ask for a more comfortable or more fully appointed place to call home... and the investor couldn't ask for better upside potential.

"We think there is a better shot of sales upside than earnings-per-share upside," the research firm said.

"The bar has been set pretty low, so it would seem there's a better chance of an upside surprise," said Alan Gayle of Ridgeworth Capital Management.

It found that existing shareholders did well out of such deals because, the authors reckoned, the boss had a better idea of the likely upside of escaping the short-term pressures of the stockmarket, and was willing to pay for it.When KKR bought RJR Nabisco, it paid too much and lost a fortune.

But as Mr. Coover takes us through the scenes of his utopian-dystopian world, he holds storytelling itself up to the light for a better view; he turns it upside down and gives it a vigorous shake to see what combinations of the old and new might fall out.

Broad bull markets have a better chance of sustaining the upside than the top-heavy markets that often indicate a tired bull.