Sentence examples for deteriorating expectations from inspiring English sources

The most recent of the LCCCI's regular Capital 500 surveys, conducted by ComRes during August, unearthed continuing deteriorating expectations that had begun in the run-up to the EU referendum and are now projected into the future.

There are three channels through which this could have happened: a) through the interdependencies of international stock markets and financial markets, b) through Germany's exports to the United States and to other countries affected by the crisis, and c) through deteriorating expectations of individuals, households, and firms.

In Asia, by contrast, "deteriorating growth expectations probably won't lead to significant monetary policy easing" for a while yet, Joseph Lau, an analyst at Société Générale in Hong Kong, wrote in a note.

But Turkey's hopes of exporting its way to recovery were dashed when the global economic outlook deteriorated and expectations of strong tourism revenues were scuttled after the events of Sept. 11.

Pearson held a conference call with analysts to explain its rationale for continuing to expect to hit full year financial expectations despite deteriorating sales.

The question now is whether the fourth consecutive Workers' party administration has the dynamism, creativity and nimbleness to address the fresher challenges created by growing middle class expectations, a deteriorating environment (a dire water shortage in São Paulo threatens to be one of the first crises of her second term) and unstable but aggressive capital markets.

However report "did nothing to dispel our competitive concerns, or challenge our expectations for deteriorating DRAM fundamentals into the second half of 2004," Deutsche Bank said.

"Credit indicators deteriorated beyond our expectations," the chairman and chief executive, Kenneth I. Chenault, said.

The consumer confidence index fell to 63.2 in August, its lowest level since March, as consumers said their current economic situation deteriorated and their expectations worsened.

"Business conditions continue to weaken in the U.S., and so far this month we have seen credit indicators deteriorate beyond our expectations," the chairman and chief executive of American Express, Kenneth I. Chenault, said.

Since then financial markets have deteriorated beyond all expectations, meaning that ITV's pension assets could have fallen in value from about £2.4bn to about £2bn or even less.