Sentence examples for guided expectations from inspiring English sources
Commodity and basic material companies have announced good numbers, but have guided expectations downward because, as everyone in the market already knows, commodity prices are lower.
The miss was especially surprising since AMD had guided expectations lower twice in the past quarter.
The company announced quarterly results last week that missed analysts consensus forecasts and guided expectations lower for the current quarter.
On Dec. 23, the Waterloo, Ontario-based company shot up more than 50% after announcing third-quarter earnings of $16.3 million–much higher than analysts had expected and also guided expectations higher for the remainder of 2003 and into 2004.
These findings suggest that temporally guided expectations of conflict do heighten conflict anticipation, but also lead to less efficiently applied reactive control.
Additionally, the QOL data have practical value in guiding expectations of men post-treatment in era of image-guided IMRT.
Letta has been guiding expectations downwards.... Katie Martin (@katie_martin_FX) *Italy's Letta: In European Meetings Will Introduce Myself [dj]>> mkay.
The market could "turn on a dime" in the middle of the "confessional season," when companies seek to guide expectations about earnings, said Arthur Hogan, chief market analyst for Jefferies & Company.
Updated at 9.59am BST 9.30am BST Our Europe editor, Ian Traynor, points out that Mario Draghi and his allies have done a decent job of guiding expectations ahead of today's crunch meeting.
Richard H. Brown, the company's chairman and chief executive, said he was comfortable with Wall Street's current earnings and revenue projections for the rest of the year, in stark contrast to his counterparts at many hardware companies who have been guiding expectations downward.
The tradition of pre-Macworld speculation and wishful thinking is inevitable, says Blackfriars co-founder and Principal Analyst Carl Howe, because Apple does nothing to guide expectations.
