Sentence examples for upside for the first from inspiring English sources

"You could really sit back and say this thing is ready to explode, on the upside, for the first time in five years," Mr. Arthur said.

There are three reasons to think it might be - three reasons why Eurozone growth in 2015 may well surprise to the upside for the first time in years.

It's a shift from pull to push technology and it's happening because there is enormous upside for the first movers in the era of personalization.

Merrill Lynch maintained a "neutral" rating on the stock and said Merck, as well as Schering-Plough (nyse: SGP), could post earnings upside for the second quarter.

The research firm said Intel's flash and communication operations, which represented the remaining 13% of first-quarter revenue, are "ahead of plan, leading to the slight upside" for the second quarter.

In an earnings preview for the pharmaceutical sector, Merrill Lynch said Schering-Plough and Merck are most likely to post earnings upside for the calendar second quarter.

England's chances of turning the rugby world upside down for the second time in a year by beating the All Blacks at Twickenham on Saturday suffered a bitter blow when the loose-head prop Alex Corbisiero dropped out with knee trouble.

Prudential Equity Group maintained a “neutral weight” rating on eBay after the online auction firm reported upside results for the second quarter.

EBay reported yesterday upside results for the second quarter and higher full-year guidance, citing favorable currency exchange rates and business momentum.

Thanks to a cost-cutting binge and a newly focused Internet strategy, Adobe Systems adbe is expected to give Wall Street an upside earnings surprise for the third straight quarter later today.

"We continue to believe that near-term wireless infrastructure demand remains stable, and while we wouldn't look for meaningful upside in the second quarter, we expect a more significant ramp in infrastructure spending in the second half driven by a pickup in 3G spending in North America and Europe".