Sentence examples for leading analysts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Babis indicated Saturday that he did not want to join any coalition government, leading analysts to predict a difficult period of political haggling ahead.

Other leading analysts said Mr. Orban, a former prime minister with a well-known authoritarian streak, would not allow himself to be undermined.

Several weeks ago, Deutsche Post said it would maintain a "significant presence" in the United States, leading analysts to suspect a downsizing was in the works.

Still, Sean Turnell, one of the leading analysts on Myanmar's economy, described her as "fluent in the language of economics" and well versed on issues like microfinance and property rights.

An outlook adjustment would come as a surprise, leading analysts to revise their forecasts of when the bank would begin to raise its benchmark interest rate from its current historic low.

Goursat was one of the leading analysts of his time, and his detailed analysis of Augustin Cauchy's work led to the Cauchy-Goursat theorem, which eliminated the redundant requirement of the derivative's continuity in Cauchy's integral theorem.

"This signifies a big change in the party system," said Carlos Toranzo, a leading analyst here.

One of the signers, Wang Lixiong, is a prolific writer and leading analyst of Tibetan issues.

One leading analyst, Andrew Lobbenberg of ABN Amro, says there are clear openings for these operators.

"Christofias has always had an ambivalent attitude toward the E.U.," said Fiona Mullen, a leading analyst here.

It selected Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, which employed Mary Meeker, and Salomon Smith Barney, which employed Jack Grubman, a leading analyst in the telecommunications sector.