Sentence examples for reduced expectations of from inspiring English sources

After adjusting for the insurance payout for the fire, the company expects profit for this year to be in line with reduced expectations of £45m, down from earlier estimates of £69m following two profit warnings.

The analyst who follows Madison Avenue for Merrill Lynch & Company, Lauren Rich Fine, has reduced some estimates for growth in advertising spending this year and next, partly because of reduced expectations of growth in ad revenue for newspapers and radio.

The results were slightly above Wall Street's reduced expectations of 64 cents a share.

Excluding one-time items, Verizon's earnings were 67 cents a share, exceeding Wall Street's reduced expectations of 62 cents a share.

Announced by their manifesto, the single "Anarchy in the U.K.," the Sex Pistols established punk as a national style that combined confrontational fashions with sped-up hard rock and allusive, socially aware lyrics that addressed the reduced expectations of 1970s teens.

It beat its reduced expectations of earnings of 15 cents per share by a penny, reporting a net profit of $485 million not counting one-time items, compared to $2.7 billion in the same period last year.

The Supreme Court has held that individuals in automobiles have a reduced expectation of privacy, because vehicles generally do not serve as residences or repositories of personal effects.

Jassy has argued that the media was entitled to see the documents because Redstone was an important public figure with a reduced expectation of privacy.

Reduced expectation of survival [11].

Decisional passivity is likely to cause a variety of negative outcomes; the accumulation of such outcomes can lead to reduced expectation of positive events or pleasure.

Hassle incorporates the unpleasantness of the deferral event and the corresponding desire to avoid another occurrence, and reduced expectation of being accepted at a subsequent donation attempt.