Sentence examples for expectations for cost from inspiring English sources

The stated expectations for cost savings, for instance, have barely changed since the initial hostile bid.

In the case of PFE, it appears to be incredible economies of scale based on the company's size (remember, our model looks for best in industry), positive expectations for cost efficiencies as the recent Wyeth acquisition is integrated, especially positive test performance for the new rheumatoid arthritis in the company's pipeline, and dividend yield in the 3%-4% range.

The claim against Deutsche, which the bank said it would dispute strongly, far outstrips the bank's and investors' expectations for such costs.

"What we're trying to do is level out the expectation for the cost of college so that people can be planful, so that they aren't a freshman at one price and the sophomore year they have a huge hike in tuition," Dr. Zimpher said.

This research, based on a survey of 165 manufacturers, gauges the importance of the chemical infrastructure to U.S. manufacturing as a whole, manufacturers' expectations for chemical supplies cost and availability in the future and the alternate sourcing plans, if any, they have to respond to the problem.

Furthermore, we feel that following 18 months of costs ahead of expectations, there is scope for cost growth to slow a little.

While airlines expect extremely small margins, the director at Montana State University's Biobased Institute, Alice Pilgeram, told VICE News that the expectation for low-cost fuel is unrealistic when considering the needs of farmers.

Lloyds would not comment on expectations of cost-cutting measures.

"This will have limited impact on the current profile of housing affordability in the near term which will be dictated by market forces and households' expectations for jobs and the cost of borrowing," he said.

As of September 2013, the final projections of the average monthly premium scheduled to be offered in the exchanges came in below CBO expectations, reducing expected costs not only for consumers but also for the government by reducing the overall cost of the subsidies.

[C2.] BellSouth Lowers Profit Forecast BellSouth lowered its earnings expectations for 2001 after reassessing the costs of expanding its Latin American and high-speed Internet operations.