Sentence examples for drive upside from inspiring English sources

As with a Formula One car, the oft-quoted theory is that the Radical could drive upside down in a tunnel, pancaked by enough downforce to overcome its own weight.

The bank said: We believe two key potential catalysts are not fully priced in: 1) access to China via partner MediaTek presents a play on low-end emerging market smartphone growth; 2) potential design win in the Samsung Galaxy S4 could drive upside.

The research firm expects order rates from the communications end market should improve within the next one to two quarters and drive upside at communications-oriented companies such as Xilinx.

"We believe AMD's continued market-share gains and improved execution should drive upside during calendar 2006 which should provide support for AMD stock," Danley wrote in a recent report.

We believe this 'holistic' approach to earnings growth, which uses tax rate management and share buybacks in addition to levers on the revenue, gross margin and operating expense lines, provides opportunity for the company to drive upside to our current $1.92 EPS estimate for fiscal 2007".

So consider making your robot shorter than your wheels so that it can drive upside down.

A Village Voice article on the death of the great Brazilian driver Ayrton Senna in 1994 noted that Formula One cars generate enough downforce in theory to be driven upside-down across a ceiling.

The launch of Windows Phone 7 may also drive revenue upside, in our opinion.

" If the company can maintain momentum in Europe and keep the U.S. business in good shape, we believe margins can go higher and drive earnings upside".

Strong listings growth on both the domestic and international platforms, as well as a slight increase in average selling prices and conversion rates, drove the upside, according to the research firm.

"Driving the upside to our estimates is GMV (gross merchandise volume), which we believe increased to $9.89 billion from our initial estimate of $9.64 billion and up 40% year-over-year," Bear Sterns said.