Sentence examples for gain expected from inspiring English sources

Profit from the razor-and-blade business rose 1percentt, less than the 15percentt gain expected by analysts.

TJX, hurt by a strong dollar, reported a 1percentt drop in same-store sales on Thursday, below the 0.5percentt gain expected by analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.

Still, while that third-quarter surge in costs was slightly faster than the 2.8percentt gain expected by Wall Street, unit labor costs stood a mere 0.2percentt above levels a year earlier, the report noted.

The so-called core producer prices, which are seen as indicators of trends in inflation, rose just 0.1 percent during the month, below the 0.2 percent gain expected by analysts.

Whether the state loses one or even two of its 29 seats will depend on a number of factors, including whether population changes in other states help offset the small gain expected here in the next year and whether the migration of people out of the state continues to slow.

Domestic driller Anadarko Petroleum (99, APC) had solid 2005 earnings, with another good gain expected in 2006.

It also seems to have given up many of the gains expected from the merger in the first place.

A defeat for the prime minister could pave the way to a national election, with gains expected for comedian Beppe Grillo's anti-establishment Five Star Movement.

It is bigger than the economic gains expected from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the trade agreement among 12 Pacific Rim nations now stalled in Congress.

The state's outlook is equally strong, with employment gains expected to be eighth biggest over the next five years.

Our results demonstrate the complex interactions between genetic and environmental effects, which may have a significant impact on the operational gains expected for varietal forestry.