Sentence examples for aggressive expectations from inspiring English sources

Pete Cunningham, an analyst at the research firm Canalys in Reading, England, said iPhone sales were respectable for a single device but below Apple's own aggressive expectations.

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And although he wouldn't share any numbers, CEO Jeff Weiner said adoption of the recently launched iPad app has exceeded the company's "aggressive" expectations.

More than half of them have an aggressive expectation from brands: by 2020, consumers expect companies to anticipate their needs and proactively cater to them.

But Western firms often struggle to meet the aggressive advancement expectations of Chinese employees.

It may also reflect the success of the bank's aggressive easing inflation expectations have edged up a bit.

The event brought together more than 20 executives from a range of different companies that shared a common pain point: high attrition among key local talent is a major impediment to achieving the aggressive growth expectations that have been set for companies not just in Asia, but in high-growth emerging markets globally.

Americans, on the other hand, have aggressive business expectations and a need to personally stand out and to be seen as unique.

One JPMorgan Chase research report from late October of that year that Mr. Jarrell excerpted suggested that the company's "aggressive" earnings expectation "poses a risk".

"After a few months of good data, people got more aggressive with their expectations," said Ian Shepherdson of High Frequency Economics.

According to Mizuho, analysts have actually been "fairly aggressive" about lowering expectations.