Sentence examples for outlook expectations from inspiring English sources
In one outlook, expectations for profit and stock growth will wane, causing share prices to become more stable and giving executives greater room for error.
Finally, more recently available survey data, such as consumer confidence, outlook on household finances and economic outlook expectations find its mirror in the consumer confidence survey maintained, among others, by the University of Michigan, which is also a leading indicator used by the Conference Board in the US.
After a week which has seen five the world's top 10 central banks decide to leave policy unchanged in the face of a very modest global growth outlook, expectations for gradual gains in riskier assets are unchanged.
Living in a foreign culture, however, you're always observing and listening, speaking and interacting with all kinds of people, as you gather impressions about their manners and customs, attitudes and outlooks, expectations and assumptions.
Lying about earnings, costs or rosy outlooks only creates inflated expectations.
Stocks mostly fell on Monday as energy shares sold off on lower oil prices and the onset of earnings season was clouded by concern that company outlooks may fall short of expectations.
Fourth-quarter earnings reports will exceed present expectations and so will 2010 outlooks.
Apple reported first-quarter iPod sales that missed Wall Street's expectations and a weaker than expected outlook, sending its shares tumbling 11% after hours despite skyrocketing profits.
Although some variance in patients' scores can be attributed to individual experiences (including personal expectation, outlook, and the variable performance of general practitioners between patients), some of the variance in patients' scores is likely to be attributable to general practitioners, with some doctors performing better, on average, than others.
Still, Brian M. Youngberg, an oil analyst at Edward Jones, said: "Investing comes down to expectations and the expectations were pretty high, especially after BP and Shell reported pretty good outlooks.
But officials at the Office of Management and Budget warned that the committee had "unrealistic expectations regarding the outlook of discretionary funds" -- that is, don't expect politicians to come up with the money.
