Sentence examples for risen in expectations from inspiring English sources

Interest rates have already risen in expectations of the Fed's policy shift.

He has risen in expectation and slumped in disappointment as England scored or shipped in the games so far, but he has always looked uncomfortable on the outside looking in.

STOCKMARKETS rose in expectation of the Federal Reserve's half-point cut in interest rates on November 6th to 1.25%, the lowest rate for more than 40 years.

In terms of the Gartner's hype cycle, our first review (Dicheva et al. 2015) covered works from the rise-in-expectations period of gamification, where the reported outcomes of the early empirical work were often influenced by the hype prompting desire to demonstrate that gamification is an effective tool for motivating and engaging learners in educational contexts.

European stock markets have risen in recent weeks, amid expectations that the central bank and European governments were becoming more willing to attack the debt crisis aggressively.

"Soft drink expectations had risen in terms of soft drink performance, and they had even beat those improved expectations.

Two years ago the executive told colleagues and peers that he would never sell Miramax, an investment that had risen in value far beyond his expectations.

Although readings on core inflation have improved somewhat, energy and other commodity prices have increased and some indicators of inflation expectations have risen in recent months.

But it was driven by a rise in expectations for a better future, not on conditions today.

He touted me onto a spicy chicken tikka, excellent, and we talked about the changes in South Africa in his lifetime, the rise in expectations for people of African and Indian ancestry, like himself.

This was a change in philosophy for Stanford, and perhaps a rise in expectations at Cal: the two swimming powerhouses had made the N.C.A.A. meet at the end of March their primary focus.