Sentence examples for raising the expected from inspiring English sources

So instead of raising the expected £3bn a year the 50% rate only brought in £1bn – a negligible dent in Osborne's growing deficit.

Visicu priced its initial public offering at $16 a share, less than a day after raising the expected price range to $13 to $15.

On August 2, after an extraordinarily active early season, the NOAA released an updated outlook on the remainder of the season, significantly raising the expected level of activity to numbers about double those of a normal season.

That "Body Toxic" didn't raise the expected local furor doesn't bother Ms. Antonetta, who now lives near Seattle.

The demand for Renren shares was clear Friday when the company raised the expected price range of its I.P.O. 30 percent to $12 to $14 per share.

The company did not raise the expected price of $16 to $18 a share for its offering, despite considering such a move because of strong investor demand.

The rainfall raised the expected river levels from Quincy, Ill., at least as far south as St . Louis and prompted new federal predictions of higher crests later.

Even if the economy is in a liquidity trap in the sense that the nominal interest rate is stuck at zero, the monetary expansion would raise the expected future price level P*, and hence reduce the real interest rate.

Thus, uncertainty in climate sensitivity significantly raises the expected costs of climate change above what they would be if the temperature increase was known to be close to a mean value of 3.0°C.

As a result, they tend to be conservative in their farming decisions, eschewing productive ventures that might raise the expected value of their income, but also raise its variance.

As the tool kit notes, inappropriate parking requirements, in particular, can raise the expected rent in a new development by as much as 50percentt, while depriving towns of socially and commercially productive land.