Sentence examples for expecting goods from inspiring English sources

Brief periods of falling prices – particularly if concentrated among one or two commodities – can be good news; but economists fret about periods of persistently falling prices, which can undermine spending and investment and feed through to wages, as consumers and businesses delay spending, expecting goods to be even cheaper in future.

"And we are expecting good things.

Expecting good service is fair.

We weren't expecting good news.

"I am expecting good things," Mr. Grada said.

But given Friday's pessimism, Collins was not expecting good news.

"They were both very supportive, suggesting they were expecting good results".

A figure of zero shows that those expecting good news equal those expecting bad news.

"In general, the earnings have been good, but people have been expecting good earnings.

Its quarterly earnings will be reported next week, and analysts aren't expecting good numbers.

"They come expecting good Asian art and they see it," says London dealer Roger Keverne.