Sentence examples similar to news expectations from inspiring English sources

Before the Confederations Cup opener against Japan, Brazil's coach, Luiz Felipe Scolari, met the news media expectations head-on.

The news raised expectations that he would announce a partial pullout of Syrian troops from Lebanon, where a soldier stood watch on a hilltop east of Beirut.

That news bolstered expectations that the Bundesbank would leave interest rates unchanged when its policy council gathers for its meeting on Thursday.

While such news bolsters expectations that the Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates anytime soon, she said, it does leave room for concern that the economy will not slow enough on its own, nor get the anticipated drag from Asia, which would lessen the need for the Fed to act.

At the time many rejoiced with the news, and expectations that after 26 years the country could reconcile.

I doubt we would find such a gap now between news and expectations; hard to imagine that Millennials and Gen Y would find anything amiss about all things turning purple even if Prince is a bit old for them.

A swathe of disappointing economic news had raised expectations that the Bank might boost its QE programme.

Perhaps the fires and the "you've-never-had-it-so-bad" economic news have tempered expectations universally.

Stocks soared early yesterday but gradually gave up most of their gains as some negative news tempered the expectations of investors.

Such a finish would probably beat the news media's expectations, which often lag a few days behind the polls, possibly giving him favorable momentum headed into South Carolina.

The recent flurry of improved economic news has fanned expectations that Carney and his colleagues will hold fire at the monetary policy committee meeting this week.