Sentence examples for fueled expectations from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

Woods fueled expectations of a charge with a birdie on the third hole, but his chances fizzled in a humbling manner with three straight bogeys.

AK Steel has been considered a prime takeover candidate since Mittal Steel's $22.8 billion unsolicited bid for Arcelor fueled expectations of more consolidation in the steel sector.

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.

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.

As solar panel prices continue to tumble, Chinese solar companies are struggling with heavy debt loads, fueling expectations that many will be forced to seek new infusions of funds through takeovers or mergers.

Compared with the same time last year, unemployment rates increased in every state and the District of Columbia, fueling expectations that the many government efforts to tame the recession will not prevent a jobless recovery.

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.

Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican leader, said Mr. Fossella would have "some decisions to make over the weekend," fueling expectations that the congressman might well announce his resignation this week.