Sentence examples for expectations driven from inspiring English sources

Analysts Darren Shirley and Clive Black said: Sainsbury's interim results were ahead of Shore Capital and market expectations, driven by a stronger-than-expected margin performance.

It's excessive expectations, driven and fueled by the civic religion of romance.

It's possible, then, that expectations driven by the outlook for commodity-dependent headline inflation are weakening without impugning the American recovery.

BOSTON (Reuters) — Biogen Idec said on Wednesday its fourth-quarter profit rose 84percenttoppinging expectations, driven by increased sales of its multiple sclerosis drugs Avonex and Tysabri.

Even as the tech industry is undergoing a reset in expectations driven by global economic concerns, many start-up executives say their companies are doing just fine.

Kristiansen said: "These are terrific results which have exceeded our expectations, driven by the fact that we hit key trends effectively, as well as strong execution in managing our core UK and online operations".

Such inflated expectations drove up the price and made agreement less likely.

"Our philosophy is that earnings expectations drive stock prices," he said.

The Fed has validated the impression in financial markets that investors' expectations drive the central bankers' decisions.

THERE IS ONE CARDINAL PRINCIPLE on which all investors readily agree – earnings expectations drive stock prices.

The problem with having systematically lower expectations is that you get systematically lower outcomes, because expectations drive behavior.