Sentence examples for lead to expectations from inspiring English sources

Archer said the no vote would also lead to expectations that the Bank would increase interest rates early next year.

Now 50, she has spent her entire life in the Hollywood industry, knowing since adolescence that honesty about her sexuality could damage both her professional standing (her peculiar talking-stick line refers to her continued anticipation of negative consequences) and lead to expectations of free-for-all access to her domestic privacy.

Meanwhile, a higher- than-expected rise in consumer prices led to expectations that the government would pare back stimulus spending.On the anniversary of their lowest point during the financial crisis, stockmarkets continued to rise.

Higher-than-expected inflation numbers in America, released on May 17th, led to expectations that the Federal Reserve would continue raising interest rates.

Market-leading rates and years of accounts offering low returns have led to expectations of rapid sales of these bonds.

Casual dating leads to expectations of casual dating".

"This, together with spirited speculation about the unknown, has led to expectations that are beyond the mere whimsical".

Little investment and no vision led to expectations of decline which, for my part, I did nothing to rectify.

RBS is undertaking a review following its £400m fine for manipulating foreign exchange markets, which had led to expectations its bonus pool will be around £500m.

China's rapid economic growth has led to expectations of rising inflation and concerns that a bubble is building in the property industry.

But the easing of sanctions has led to expectations of a boom in a country which had been starved of foreign investment and goods.