Sentence examples for fuel expectations from inspiring English sources

In the absence of the appropriate monetary stimulus, reforms fuel expectations of prolonged deflation, increase the real interest rate, and depress aggregate demand.

An increase in the bank's capital cushion during the first three months of the year has helped fuel expectations that the size of the payout could rise rapidly in the future.

He said: "Following on from the rise in consumer price inflation to 1.9% in June, the further marked drop in unemployment will likely fuel expectations that the Bank of England will be raising interest rates before the end of 2014.

Bostock's arrival at Santander may fuel expectations that the flotation of the UK arm of the Spanish bank is back on the agenda – after being postponed in the aftermath of the banking crisis – and will fuel speculation that he could eventually be a candidate for the top job at the Spanish bank in the UK.

Bob Diamond, president of Barclays and head of the investment bank, said that the record revenues in BarCap in the first six months of the year were "sustainable", which will fuel expectations of a return of bonuses less than a year after the taxpayer bailout of the banking system.

Repeated experiences of discrimination and/or violence are likely to fuel expectations of future rejection which may contribute to feelings of anxiety and hinder interpersonal interactions.

An expansion by the National Hockey League into several American cities had fueled expectations.

They have fueled expectations with a 22-10 record the past two regular seasons yet collapsed in the season's final four weeks both times, going a combined 2-6.

That has already fueled expectations that Mr. Kerry will be taking a seventh trip to the Middle East this summer, perhaps in just a few weeks.

Treasury Prices Decline By Bloomberg News Treasury notes fell sharply yesterday on reports that housing starts grew sharply in February, fueling expectations of an increase in interest rates.

That is despite Trump's selection of Pence as his running mate fueled expectations that the culture wars would loom large.