Sentence examples for implied expectations from inspiring English sources

In late 2008 Japan boasted a modestly steep yield curve implied expectations of higher growth and interest rates.

Were there implied expectations that a court should enforce?

An innovative didactic model of teaching ethics has been developed by the research team aimed at implying expectations for the ethics teacher competence as a basis for its targeted and effective professional development through the self and continuing education.

The modulation behavior as shown in Figure 2 becomes faded out as the photoactive layer thickness exceeds about 300 nm, implying expectation of no further significant enhancement of J sc by means of modulation of a ZnO spacer thickness.

That pushes down real yields and pushes up implied inflation expectations.Dragging anchorHowever imprecise the measures of inflation expectations, central banks in America, the euro area and Britain have all said it is important to keep them anchored.

In the FGDs and IDIs there were different expectations about the form that the discussion about microbicides should take which implied different expectations regarding the decision making process and the role of the male partner.

Since the beginning of the 80's, in the early indications of Cochlear Implant (CI) for adults, the choice of the patient used to be based on total heating loss, i.e. deep Neurosensory Hypoacusia and this implied no expectations with respect to the preservation of the residual hearing that was limited.

For example, if a nominal 10-year Treasury bond is priced with a yield to maturity (YTM) of 5%, and a similar TIPS is priced with a YTM of 2.5%, the implied inflation expectation would be 2.5%.

But Japan's bond prices imply that expectations for inflation two years from now have already jumped to well above 1.6 percent.

As a result, expectations about the economic activity in the Euro Area seem to be more stable that the ones in the European Union; however, it also implies worse expectations for the recession phase.

Insufficient editorial leadership implies lower expectations regarding manuscript preparation, and may generate a vicious cycle [34] in which authors of quality research are not attracted to submit manuscripts, obliging the journal to accept poorer quality papers.