Sentence examples for expected payroll from inspiring English sources

From the next day's Times: Republicans pounced on the lower than expected payroll numbers, with the party's front-runner, Mitt Romney, declaring, "This is a weak and very troubling jobs report that shows the employment remains stagnant".

Eighty-eight percent of executives predicted sales would rise over the next six months, while 81percentt expected payrolls to increase or remain constant.

Friday's jobs report came in much as expected: payrolls rose by two hundred and seventeen thousand in May, and the unemployment rate remained steady at 6.3percentnt.

Wall Street had expected payrolls to rise by only 118,000, leading to a 0.1 percentage point increase in the unemployment rate to 4.4%.

Frank Coonelly, the team president, said the Pirates expected the payroll to rise again in 2014.

(Based on some encouraging private surveys, a few optimists had expected the payroll number to top two hundred and fifty thousand).

Asian stock markets swooned across the board Monday in response to worse than expected U.S. payroll data released Friday that showed the steepest job cuts in nearly five years.

Economists, on average, expected 160,000 payroll jobs and a 7.9percentt unemployment rate in February, according to a Reuters survey.

THE NEWS The American economy lost fewer jobs in April than economists expected, with payrolls shrinking by 539,000.

Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had expected nonfarm payrolls to rise by 140,000 jobs and unemployment to hold steady at 7.6percentt.

The Labor Department's weekly jobless claims tally jumped by 20,000 from a week earlier, and a disappointing reading from Friday's nonfarm payrolls report — analysts expect private payrolls added 50,000 jobs and the unemployment rate held at 9.6% — could suck the wind out of the advance in a hurry.