Sentence examples for past consensus from inspiring English sources
"The current low global oil price trend, and past consensus on the need to prioritise long-term investment in infrastructure should set the scene for a phasing out of subsidies," said Akinkugbe.
Harley-Davidson cruised past consensus estimates in the June quarter on the strength of unexpectedly robust demand for heavyweight motorcycles.
Elsewhere, shares of the biggest financial institution in the United States, Citigroup, rose after the company said higher revenue helped push profit past consensus estimates.
The chemicals company sailed past consensus estimates on the top and bottom line earlier Tuesday and hiked its full-year guidance by a substantial margin.
"Buoyed by a recovery in the U.S. for replacement appliance purchases tax rebate programs, improved consumer psyche and for appliances to outfit newly built homes, Whirlpool blew past consensus earnings expectations".
For most of the past century, consensus in American politics has been more phantom than fact, especially when it comes to staking out ideological ground.
That can be especially important when the number falls short of Wall Street's expectations or blows past the consensus estimate.
But the piece also saw past the consensus at the time that Daley lacked much in the way of political chops: "He inherited more of his father's acumen than critics would like to admit," Axelrod wrote.
JPMorgan also faces challenges in commercial real estate, but still managed to post second-quarter earnings of 28 cents a share, blowing past the consensus estimate of 4 cents.
Separately, SDL, which is at $212.13, up from yesterday's close of $232.12, says its fourth-quarter earnings came in at 53 cents a share, blowing past the consensus estimate of a 49-cent profit.
Before the opening bell D.R. Horton said it earned $192 million, or 56 cents per share, in its fiscal first quarter, plowing past analysts' consensus call for a loss of $62.6 million, or 13 cents per share, thanks largely to a hefty tax gain.
