Sentence examples for expected pace from inspiring English sources

The expected pace of policy tightening and inflation expectations adjust accordingly, and the economy appears to slow back to a "safe" rate of labour-market recovery.I don't see any good reason to think that the Fed has raised its view of what constitutes a tolerable pace of employment growth (though Janet Yellen may surprise us).

Euro-area growth, at 0.8%, was only half the expected pace.

The agency said a sustained price of more than $100 a barrel could "prove incompatible with the currently expected pace of economic recovery".

Twelve years ago, the Chicago White Sox traded Sammy Sosa across town because he did not develop at the expected pace.

In other words, the rate for discounting future profits may have fallen but the same applies to the expected pace of profits growth.Nevertheless, it seems irrefutable that equity prices have been pushed higher during the QE process.

Profit fell 95percentt from the comparable six months last year, and revenue grew just 1.9percentt -- hardly the expected pace for a company that formerly could not supply phones fast enough to its clamorous customers.

Viagra would cycle through the expected paces of pop-culture acceptance with stunning speed.

Morgan also confirmed that he expects pace bowler James Anderson to be fit to play in England's next match, against India on Tuesday.

While a Fed "lift-off" raises domestic borrowing costs, the expected slow pace of rate normalization shouldn't cut much into corporate profits, analysts said.

Steiner said he expected the pace of growth to continue at a similar rate because online shopping would become more efficient, enabling Ocado to cut prices.

Economists surveyed by Thomson Reuters had expected a pace of 440,000.