Sentence examples for sending expectations from inspiring English sources

BP has done the opposite, sending expectations -- and its stock -- higher by announcing recently that its reserve estimates were solid and that it planned to buy up to $33 billion of its stock.

In Chicago, Piniella's arrival was part of a major overhaul that sent expectations soaring after a dismal 2006 season.

They just knocked off the team that won more games than any other, that boasted the league's MVP in Rose and sent expectations soaring around Chicago in a way not seen since Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen were racking up championships.

Joining the Rangers in hockey's stratosphere has been the Detroit Red Wings, who won their N.H.L.-record 21st straight home game Tuesday night, sending high expectations for this team ever higher, writes Bob Wojnowski in The Detroit News.

In the short run, loosening policy too much after this summer's turmoil could send inflation expectations back up.

Sterling's near 20% plunge since the vote to leave the European Union has sent inflation expectations soaring, driving investors to wind back bets on further interest rate cuts and other Bank of England stimulus measures this year.

But it does seem to have sent investor expectations back toward earth.

Newspaper giant Gannett said Tuesday that it expects its third-quarter earnings to come in well above expectations, sending its shares soaring.

This was ahead of City analyst expectations, sending shares in Unilever up 3%.

3Com also reported earnings that were a penny above analysts' expectations, sending its stock higher.

Luxury retailer Tiffany & Company on Tuesday reported adjusted earnings and sales that beat expectations, sending shares up 4 percent.