Sentence examples for anticipated rising from inspiring English sources

He anticipated rising demand for a bigger state role in the economy, in the form of regulation, public ownership and a thousand other of the social-democratic interventions he had always hankered after.

"In early 2008, we anticipated rising hog prices throughout the year and we adjusted our hog marketing strategies in our first quarter to benefit from higher hog prices.

The financial markets started to anticipate rising sales and profits in 2010 and beyond, after the "lost year" of 2009.

Mr. Swanson at MFS anticipates rising consumer spending in emerging markets, but he prefers capitalizing on it indirectly.

He does not anticipate rising interest rates — which would hurt existing bond holders — for a couple of years.

If managers anticipate rising interest rates, they generally shorten the average maturity of the bonds in their funds.

More broadly, SSA has not failed to anticipate rising life expectancy; on the contrary, it has if anything been slightly over-optimistic.

At the same time, we anticipate rising demand for renewables – and the technologies that supply them – opening up an alternative sector in which to invest.

No one among the scores of people who nearly filled a Faneuil Hall meeting room disputed a need for better monitoring to anticipate rising prices.

Dennis R. Capozza, a finance professor at the University of Michigan Business School in Ann Arbor, said the relationship of rents to prices in a community can tell you a lot about whether to anticipate rising home prices.

So a falling DJU means the market is anticipating rising interest rates over the next several years.