Sentence examples for immediate upside from inspiring English sources

The Oilers have made the playoffs for four consecutive years and show more immediate upside potential.

IT companies are in the practice of hedging their foreign exchange risks, dampening any immediate upside from currency drops.

There is no immediate upside when a player as good as him decides he must walk away from the game he loves.

"Our other two tenants have long-term leases," he said, "so this new lease, with such a dramatic increase in rent, gives us an immediate upside".

While the immediate upside of landing a prestigious development deal may seem clear, what remains harder to foretell is the long-term consequences of a tech giant becoming a neighbor.

In addition to emissions and environmental benefits, use of vehicles like the Urban eTruck have an immediate upside for city-dwellers: reduced noise.

It was easy to let ourselves believe that what was good for energy companies would be good for us all, because the immediate upsides of the cheap carbon windfall were so compelling.

Look out for a strong turnaround in regional FX and equities on Monday morning, assuming there are no further political broadsides.- Although Hungary's self-imposed higher beta status implies stronger relative immediate-term upside potential, we prefer to stick to our O/W equity/FX recommendations in those countries where the policy-debt visibility mix is stronger, namely Turkey and Russia.

Chu says the unraveling of the deal will provide "an immediate injection of upside" for HP shares but cautions that uncertainties regarding its strategic course, including the possibility of "serious management turmoil" will be exposed.

"This recommended offer represents a compelling opportunity for Cadbury shareholders, providing both immediate value, certainty and upside potential in the combined company".

Unencumbered luxury hotel brands don't come around that often, and the conundrum InterContinental likely faces is having to justify a multiple potentially double that on which its shares trade, and thus forfeit the more immediate and relatively safer upside from a large share buyback.