Sentence examples for expectations for months from inspiring English sources

Tax campaigners, however, said government officials had been downplaying expectations for months, telling them that tax would not be high on the agenda and that instead the main item would be corruption, such as the low-level bribery of officials.

Tax campaigners, however, said that government officials had been downplaying expectations for months, telling them that tax would not be high on the agenda and that instead the main item would be corruption, such as the low-level bribery of officials.

It was also a departure that will create expectations for the months and years ahead.

The index of consumer expectations for six months from now, which more closely projects the direction of consumer spending, dropped to 53.3, from 60.1 last month.

An economic-sentiment index published this week by ZEW, a think-tank, was buoyant, but expectations for six months' time are sagging.Still, Germany looks set to lead a robust expansion in the northern part of the euro area.

The index of consumer expectations for six months from now, which more closely projects the direction of consumer spending, slumped to 62.3, the weakest reading since March 2009, from 67.9.With this:Retail sales rose 1.6% from February to March, a huge jump.

As of Monday, investors' expectations for three months from now of the overnight interbank lending rate showed an increase of about 10 basis points to nearly twice its current levels.

Consumer expectations for six months from now (October) is even worse at 53.3.

The Fed has allowed inflation expectations to fall for months, all while declaring that inflation expectations are not falling.

Then there was the fact that Mr. Romney's campaign, which had so carefully managed expectations in Iowa for months and months, did an inexplicably poor job of it at the end.

Expectations ran high for months, but when Batman v Superman was released this March, it proved a distressing mess: overlong, charmless, with Eisenberg's role not much more glorifying than anyone else's.