Sentence examples for declining expectations from inspiring English sources

This suggests that market beliefs correlate with factors that imply declining expectations of firm growth.

"It became all about declining expectations and how society coped with it," Mr Tasker says.The mood among investors swiftly turned risk-averse.

Gallup's Economic Confidence Index likewise slid recently, mostly because of declining expectations about the future, although the overall index was still higher than it was for most of this year.

But despite declining expectations, the Fed may still continue to hike rates this year a slower pace of rate hikes doesn't necessarily mean no rate hikes, especially if we get more strong jobs reports like today.

"The existence of nuclear weapons in the region," wrote Steven J. Rosen, "will induce moderation and a revolution of declining expectations in the Arab 'street".' Though it does not seem to be working out as Rosen hoped, the phrase he spotted caught on.

Semiconductor and analog device firms LSI Logic and Applied Micro Circuits both slid on declining expectations forecasted by financial analysts.

Analysts said the declining expectation of the global recovery led to a further weakening of global commodity prices.

Policy makers said in a statement accompanying the decision that the rate cut came after the bank found "less inflationary pressure and declining inflation expectations".

Shares of Motorola, which have been battered for much of the last six months on declining profit expectations, fell 4.6percentt, or 92 cents yesterday, to $18.90.

Lynn Franco, director of the board's research center, said the February figures reflected declining consumer expectations of business and job opportunities in the next six months.

"The electronics business is declining beyond expectations" due to shrinking sales of televisions and other audio-visual equipment, along with slowing growth in major emerging markets such as China, the spokesman said.