Sentence examples for annual expectations from inspiring English sources

That year saw Rice finish 7-6 and play in its first bowl game since 1961, but also raised the annual expectations surrounding the program.

Success followed glorious success at Manchester United, Inter Milan and Liverpool - titles, FA Cups and England caps became the annual expectation for the self-styled 'guv'nor'guv'nor

With a refreshed set of definitions in mind, time to dive into our first of a three-part series to navigate an annual expectation extravaganza.

As 2012 climaxes with holiday festivities and annual rites of passage (like New Year's resolution making, aka expectation setting) to warm us up to 2013, we enter into a unique time I call the "Annual Expectation Extravaganza".

The company raised its annual earnings forecast by a dime a share but beat second-quarter expectations by 26 cents.

"People just factor the money in as part of their annual salary expectations," she said.

For the current year, the company lowered its annual revenue expectations by $20 million, to between $170 million and $175 million.

Merriman's move comes after M&S's house broker Citi and Nomura cut their annual profit expectations by 2% to £615m in March.

During the 42 years of Communist rule, the authorities paid Gypsy women sums far above annual salary expectations to be sterilized.

"Certainly retailers weren't expecting anything great," said Jeff Feiner, a stock analyst with Lehman Brothers, who lowered his annual profit expectations for a half dozen chains, "but for many it was even worse than was expected".

As the increasing unpredictability of weather patterns leads governments and municipalities to look at new water infrastructure investments, drought-ravaged California could be a large potential contributor to the 19% annual growth expectations in global desalination market.