Sentence examples for expected upturn from inspiring English sources
These overseas companies bring not only large amounts of capital but also disciplined underwriting standards.Part of the explanation for the transatlantic inroads into Lloyd's could be an expected upturn in the insurance cycle.
The war is likely to delay, but probably not prevent, an expected upturn in occupancy rates and revenues, said Daniel H. Lesser, managing director of the hospitality industry group at Cushman & Wakefield, another major brokerage and services company.
However, sales in the final quarter were lower than expected, due in part to continuing issues within the book trade which led retailers to adopt very conservative ordering policies and a lower than expected upturn in digital sales over the Christmas period to the end of the year.
Last month 41% of the youngest third of the electorate expected an upturn, and it was the same this month.
Toshiba, which concentrates more on chips for consumer-related products, said it expected an upturn this year; Fujitsu, which relies more heavily on the telecommunications industry, was less optimistic.
The expected sales upturn will be due to increased governmental subsidies for the installation of GSHP systems.
While the resistivity at low temperatures was higher than expected, the upturn of resistivity at low temperatures observed for other group's SRO films was not observed in our SRO100 film [25].
Is the climate better for consolidation? A. We are not expecting an upturn in M.& A. activity until the first quarter of next year.
The chief executive, Lukas Muehlemann, said yesterday that he did not expect an upturn in the fourth quarter.
The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, still appears to expect an upturn in economic activity in the second half of the year and a slight ebbing of inflation.
According to the organisation's recent national barometer, more than half of manufacturing SMEs have increased turnover, with the same number expecting an upturn in sales between now and the end of the year.
