Sentence examples for revision potential from inspiring English sources

Goldman Sachs said PC-oriented semiconductor stocks have rallied and downgraded some companies in a search for "better upside estimate revision potential".

Merrill said, "Shares of ConocoPhillips offer the most attractive valuation levels among its peers, substantial upside earnings revision potential and the prospect of increasing return on capital employed (ROCE), in our view".

Patel also said, "We remain fundamentally attracted to the GM story, but we think the risk-reward profile is more attractive at Ford, primarily because of what we consider to be higher upward estimate revision potential at the latter".

If you have been a college professor for more than 10, 20 or 30 years, how would you feel if an assessor, who holds the power of "program revision" (potential reduction or elimination for poor outcome measures) over your head, sent you a list of words to use to develop outcomes assessment tools?

This reappraisal of latent economic conditions goes in the expected direction in both cases: there is a downward revision in potential growth before the crisis, when the imbalances were widening, and an upward revision afterwards, when the imbalances were correcting.

After revision of potential candidates we chose to test Noc-5 from the current screening, while molsidomine and MAHAMA NONOate were retrieved from previous experiments (Marvasi et al. 2014, 2015).

A brief Sect. 5 presents a preliminary comparison of the revisions in potential and sustainable growth estimates, which shows the lower revisions associated to our methodology.

But the road to a public offering has been rocky for Groupon, as critics have seized on several accounting revisions as potential concerns for the company's health.

For both sources, the revisions of potential growth have been important.

Both properties would, in principle, entail relatively minor revisions of potential growth estimates when new information arrives.

Kelly also said that Fehr would be valuable in a potential revision of the union's constitution, which provides multiple checks and balances to the executive director's role.