Sentence examples for reassess expectations from inspiring English sources

A sustained drop in "the Nasdaq could cause some people to reassess expectations for stocks in general".

It takes time for analysts and investors to fully digest a report and reassess expectations.

Investors who looked to come to Egypt do not believe the crisis will end quickly, said Mr. Fahmy of the American Chamber, while investors who already have a presence in Egypt have had to reassess their expectations for the current financial year.

Yet investors are now reassessing their expectations about future relative returns.

With the emergence of immunotherapy and other new modalities, we are reassessing our expectations for the treatment of patients with advanced solid tumors.

If you've already started something, slow down and reassess your plans, adjust expectations and work through obstacles that are getting in the way of results.

It's important to constantly reassess your personal and academic expectations, being flexible on both.

[C2.] BellSouth Lowers Profit Forecast BellSouth lowered its earnings expectations for 2001 after reassessing the costs of expanding its Latin American and high-speed Internet operations.

We constantly reassess how we are doing in life relative to our expectations and the expectations of others.

If any of those expectations are there because someone else thinks it's a good idea, reassess.

Ratings agencies are coy about how long this status might last but S&P has said that it would reassess after a "short time" and apply a new rating to Greece based on its expectation of the country's ability to service its debt.