Sentence examples for expected misery from inspiring English sources

"The results are miserable, but we expected misery," said Dan Ortwerth, an analyst at Edward Jones.

Adding to the expected misery, merger advisory and stock underwriting had their weakest quarter since 2005, the $16 billion-plus planned initial public offering announced Monday by Visa notwithstanding.

Perhaps it's the British football fan's way, to expect misery and then react with a mixture of confusion and joy at any other outcome, but everybody seemed to be in a state of shock.

During the depths of the financial crisis, many private-equity watchers expected deep misery for the buyout firms that issued more than $1.5 trillion in debt to finance leveraged buyouts since 2003, according to Dealogic.

Heavy rain and gale-force winds are expected to bring misery to millions of travellers attempting to leave the country or return home for Christmas this weekend.

Japan's misery is expected to worsen slightly, with GDP expected to contract by 0.5% in 2002.

Quarterly results in the coming weeks are expected to show the misery continuing.Time to prepareFew business chiefs like to talk about how badly their companies could be affected by a break-up of the euro zone.

Forget Mr Micawber – we can expect no more misery but unbounded joy.

For the Clippers — a franchise with just two winning seasons in the last 30 years — misery is almost expected.

* Further misery from pounding rains expected.

After years of misery, Romania's economy is expected to grow this year by a mere 2%.