Sentence examples for revised expectations from inspiring English sources

Revenue fell 10 percent to $1.41 billion, in line with analysts' revised expectations.

The Union Carbide Corporation, which is being acquired by the Dow Chemical Company, said today that its third-quarter profit fell 62percentt, hurt by rising costs of energy and raw materials, but it still beat revised expectations.

The Cascadia clubs and perhaps most pertinently, the small market success story of Sporting KC (another former Hunt family club, and one-time also-ran franchise) have revised expectations of what a well-run MLS club can function as, while on the playing side several teams have begun to see early returns on an expanding academy system.

The announcement came as the company posted second-quarter earnings and sales ahead of revised expectations.

It soon revised expectations and settled in for the long haul.

However, earnings beat analysts’ revised expectations, and the company has seen improvement so far in the current quarter.

People who thought this was a steady growth business need to revise expectations and expect volatility".

Revising expectations Research that analyzes revisions to expectations in association with interim events or information may provide clues about how people form their expectations (as first advocated by Manski 2004).

In an effort to revise expectations, the leave camp says it was only ever expecting 60 to 70 MPs and think it will be more like just more than 100.

Aside from short-term unemployment benefits, few public resources are available to dislocated professionals who turn to family for support and struggle to redefine relationships and revise expectations.

LinkedIn's stunning debut has pushed Silicon Valley and Wall Street bankers to revise expectations higher on all types of technology offerings.