Sentence examples for lower expected from inspiring English sources

A person who has lived 70 years has a longer life expectancy than a newborn, but a far lower expected remaining life as a result of the effects of age.

This fund "is likely to have lower expected returns over the long term," he says.

This is primarily driven by lower expected receipts, due to our weaker economic forecast.

And with a lower expected payoff, the company is less likely to take bold action.

A larger process capability index (PCI) implies a higher process yield, and lower expected process loss.

In short, women in financial services face a tougher career trade-off of higher costs and lower expected benefits.

Specifically, such arrangements lead to more reinsurance coverage, higher insurer profits, and lower expected distress in the industry.

This in turn is good news for risk-neutral firm shareholders: the same level of agent utility can be offered with lower expected pay.

But if domestic firms can borrow with implicit guarantees, they will be willing to pay higher prices than foreign owners despite their lower expected returns.

The United States' corn crop is expected to drop for a second year, largely because of lower expected production outside the traditional Corn Belt, the government said Tuesday.

"One possible household reaction to lower expected incomes is for people to try and work harder, and certainly to avoid unemployment if at all possible.