Sentence examples for expected to be negative from inspiring English sources

When inflation is expected to be negative, meaning that prices are falling, the real interest rate may actually rise.

For ITBS itself, plain films would be expected to be negative, and MRI can show inflammatory changes in the area where the ITB crosses the lateral femoral epicondyle.

Receipts were expected to be negative by £0.8bn a year on average in the four years from 2015-16 compared to +£0.7bn a year in forecasts made in 2015.

Growth is expected to be negative again this year, for the second year running, and additional borrowing is necessary to pay for more than a third of the spending in a budget that cleared Parliament on Wednesday.

Returns in July are expected to be negative.Highly leveraged funds sink quickly in such choppy markets.

On the one hand, higher oil price implies large production cost and hence its effect is expected to be negative.

We would expect all the δ coefficients to be positive except δ3 which we would expect to be negative, so that the same number of years of schooling and of work experience and the same diploma would be worth less (in terms of efficiency units) if acquired in a country that has lower human capital quality than Canada.

This year the flow from commercial banks is expected to be slightly negative (a $3 billion net outflow).

And while operating profit should gradually improve as the year goes on, "earnings in the second quarter are expected to be significantly negative once again".

And the National Association of Realtors reported in July that when a casino is built in Massachusetts, the effect on home prices nearby is expected to be "generally negative".

The coefficient β 1 is expected to be significantly negative.