Sentence examples for most analysts consider from inspiring English sources
Most analysts consider this unrealistic today.
But most analysts consider a sale of the 68.9 million shares the most likely outcome.
A phase-in, which most analysts consider unavoidable, might slash $300 billion from the revenue pot, leaving roughly $1.7 trillion, just over what the White House seeks.
Given that the fund complex manages about $15 billion, most analysts consider it a generous price at 7.3percentt of assets.
But most analysts consider this approach unrealistic for the outlook in the longer term, because costs associated with Iraq and Afghanistan may decline significantly after 2004.
But almost all the close contests would have to break the Republicans' way to give them control of the chamber an outcome most analysts consider unlikely, although not impossible.Even worse for the Democrats, the rot extends beyond Congress.
G.E. is paying £218 million ($359 million) more for the First National businesses than the units' net tangible assets are worth, a price most analysts considered fair.
BAT paid euro2.3 billion ($2.6 billion) for the company, a price most analysts considered on the high side.Directors' choiceWilliam Donaldson, the new chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, swung into action, endorsing proposals that would raise the voice of America's shareholders.
Last year investors in Telemar, one of Brazil's main regional phone monopolies, were enraged when the holding company sold the group's cellular business to the operating company at a price most analysts considered exorbitant.
This liquidity squeeze, inevitably unpopular but which most analysts considered necessary, briefly convulsed global markets and drew criticism within China from conservatives and reformers.
In those days, most analysts considered the gender gap unimportant because Ronald Reagan won the presidential election despite a gender gap in voting.
